Relative Something

Here is what I heard:

“It’s madness, but it’s really fun.”

“I had average luck, but not by much.”

“Good job, Bob.”

“Losers lose, winners win.”

“It’s your spirit responding to somebody else’s spirit.”

Without context, uttered phrases range from silly to meaningless. How much of our everyday couldn’t be framed as silly or meaningless?

How many email teasers from organizations seeking my attention can I ignore in a day? No, I won’t click to see how many people have visited my high school or career website accounts I created eons ago and never deleted even though I’m no longer active.

I’m in a bull-headed contest with them to see how long they will continue to include my email address in their marketing attempts even though I never, ever open the email. The loser will be whoever deletes the account first.

My dog doesn’t have a clue what the clock indicates for hour of the day today. We are in a different time from yesterday.

I need to take him for a walk in the minutes I would have otherwise composed a thought-out blog post.

Catch ya later…

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