I had an older colleague ask me today, in all seriousness, to explain to her about introversion. "I really don't know what that's all about," she said.
um, where to begin?
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3 comments:
Well, where has your colleague been? surely she knows that everyone is not like her! I know about introversion. I have had a lot of extroversion in the past several weeks. I am in seclusion right now recovering...
Speaking of extroversion, your son#2 is loaded with it. He could turn an introvert into an extrovert by sheer power of the will.
There isn't a question as to if I can talk to you or not...the question is will you listen if I do?
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