What is the hardest lesson you've ever had to learn?
"Tacenda" is the hardest lesson I have ever had to learn, there are some things better left unsaid.
One of the hardest things for me to do is to pass over anything I think matters in "silence". To me, that's tantamount to lying. That ranks right up there with keeping things, anything, "secret". I don't like secrets, secrets are dangerous. That's why confession in the Catholic church started out to be a good idea. AND, smiling, that's a prime example of why this lesson is so hard for me. Everything matter, and I can veer quickly, I leap and hop and round all the thinking bends, sometimes at such a speed I don't even realize I've hit a wall. I keep gunning that engine . . . so sometimes some matters can be passed over in silence? I still don't believe that's real, never will. All the lessons in my life, all the hard, harder, hardest lessons in my world . . . they all boil down to Tacenda.
"Tacenda" is the hardest lesson I have ever had to learn, there are some things better left unsaid.
One of the hardest things for me to do is to pass over anything I think matters in "silence". To me, that's tantamount to lying. That ranks right up there with keeping things, anything, "secret". I don't like secrets, secrets are dangerous. That's why confession in the Catholic church started out to be a good idea. AND, smiling, that's a prime example of why this lesson is so hard for me. Everything matter, and I can veer quickly, I leap and hop and round all the thinking bends, sometimes at such a speed I don't even realize I've hit a wall. I keep gunning that engine . . . so sometimes some matters can be passed over in silence? I still don't believe that's real, never will. All the lessons in my life, all the hard, harder, hardest lessons in my world . . . they all boil down to Tacenda.