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About the author of “storytelling “ or maybe it isn’t
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About the author of “storytelling “ or maybe it isn’t You, me and a cup of tea At first glance I'm usually mistaken for either ex-police or ex-bouncer. After initial conversation I'm usually pigeon holed as a rough and ready kind of guy who speaks too "loutish like" to be taken seriously or very camp in the "carry on" films type of way. My day to day persona is usually slack jawed and blank eyes, for as we all know being dim is far easier than being clever. I admit that impressions I give at first contact are usually there to allow me to stay under the "radar", I know full well that when I make a sensible suggestion it takes people by surprise, to the extent that they have to try and redefine my supposed "hierarchical" position. This is done on purpose to see the confusion that follows. I will feign an air of non-interest to many subjects, simply to avoid deeper discussions on them, I do absorb the subject matters until I have a personal use for them, again for the reasons previously stated. When I took on the guise of "person responsible for the health and wellbeing of others" it wasn't for fiscal reward, it was for the ability to use innuendo for self gratification and amusement. I will avoid taking personal responsibility for things with use of the term "they", I will "laugh inside" at the misfortune of others, at small and old people doing what they do best e.g. Falling over. I don't take criticism well at all, I become very defensive, mostly verbally. I identify well with the Meredith Brooks most famous song (google and listen). My best trait is "trust" and also my worst. There are obviously physical differences between us but, apart from the odd nuances, not much separates us in the mind. How do I know this? Because I'm smarter than you ... or I'm not. You decide. After all we're both human |
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