Thursday, October 14, 2010
Things People Say
In my work, I go to a lot of meetings. I listen to people talk. The meetings are mostly productive and there isn't always time for small talk. If someone says something strange that I know I will want to process later, I will write down what they said. Later I will look at their words and ponder the meaning. This week a woman said her son "Had a smile like a skunk eating cabbage." I thought it was strange when I heard it so I wrote it down. Reading it later and asking a few people what it means has not helped me understand her meaning. Do you have any idea what a smile like a skunk eating cabbage means? I could use a little help here.
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