answers on the beach
to any question and tide brings
new answers twice daily
I really do believe that the answer to every question you might ever have can be found in the sand at the beach.
When you understand that the tide comes in twice each day and wipes out all the old answers and provides a beach full of new answers, the wonderfullness of this arrangement of answer management becomes even more wonderful.
I am happy to take advantage of this phenomena.
I walk the beach when ever I can, looking for answers.
I walk at lunch time at work.
“Going out for answers, anybody need any?”, I yell as I walk out of the room.
They are all there, the answers, just waiting for you.
But there is one caution.
Do you remember the old movie, No Time for Sergeants with Andy Griffith?
That scene when Mr. Griffith makes all the toilets seats stand up and salute?
That scene almost killed my Dad with a heart attack he laughed so hard.
The thing was that my Dad almost had a heart attack EVERY time he watched this scene.
Maybe knowing it was coming made it even funnier?
In the movie, Mr. Griffith and his Sergeant go over ALL THE ANSWERS to the all the tests Mr. Griffith has to take and PASS, to get classified.
When asked how did on the tests, Mr. Griffith replies, “you spent so much time drumming the answers into me …we ought to have spent a little more on the questions they joint up with.“
All the answers are there on the beach.
You have to bring your own questions that those answers joint up with.
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