‘I’m trying to stay upright on my surf board!’
‘What surf board? you’re just standing there with your tongue poking out of the corner of your mouth’
‘It’s a virtual surf board… a state of mind.’
‘But you can’t surf. You only ride boogie boards!’
‘Hey! This is my imagination… I get to do what I want. And what I want to do is surf!’
‘Whatever! Dare I ask why?’
‘As a matter of fact I am learning to surf the wave of change! It’s got to be better than being tumbled head over heels trying to float on the surface!’
‘That clears it up… not!’
‘There’s so much change going on around me, at work and at home. I’ve decided to go with the flow, but riding on top of it all instead of being swept along. Who knows, if I catch a great wave I can ride it all the way to the shore!’
This week’s not quite-one-liner came to me as I tried to explain the rough and tumble of employment to Cost Centre 1 (aka my daughter).
Pop on over to Linda’s site, the home of all things One-liner and SoCS, amongst other things.
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That’s a pretty good explanation (and a great name). Gives a fresh meaning to keeping our heads above water.
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I love the phrase “surfing the wave of change”! We should all learn to surf.
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Surfing the wave of change is a great description of my life as well. Here’s to staying upright as long as possible!! 🙂
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