It’s inexplicable to me how I can get so much explicitly positive feedback — at a conference, in my work, on my blog, from my friends, etc. — and still focus on what’s lacking within and around me.
What makes it almost explicable is my theory that our ancestors who survived focused on the negatives, therefore avoiding/outwitting the saber toothed tigers and hostile tribes, while also concentrating on improving any skill defects.
Yesterday, it was inexplicable to me that my Lyft driver told me that you need cash to ride the giant Ferris wheel you’ve been seeing in my photos lately. After we had a long conversation about how inexplicable it was for anything to be cash only these days (especially a tourist attraction), I found out later that the ride has always been credit card only. Inexplicable.
Is there anything inexplicable in my images for today?
Here’s what I find when I search YouTube for “inexplicable.”
Explicable thanks to all who help me deal with the inexplicable, including YOU.
I still find inexplicable the decision of the SCOTUS to grant cert to TFG’s immunity plea. It seems to me that justice delayed outweighs any stamp they may wish to put upon the bizarre notion that Presidents are eternally immune from prosecution.
I found that inexplicable too, Barbara.
At the end of the 19th century scientists thought they were on the cusp of knowing everything about biology, chemistry, and physics. Then they discovered DNA and radioactivity and relativity and quantum theory. More than a hundred years later every branch of science has more mysteries than ever before. The more we know the more we realize how little we know. If there’s an explanation for that I don’t want to know what it is.
Thanks for making the inexplicable explicable, Chris.
most things in life are inexplicable, sometimes we find an explanation, most times we don’t. sometimes it’s pure magic. I’m okay with that –
I’m inexplicably okay too, beth.
It’s easy to explain why I appreciate you so much, my friend.
I’m glad to be reading you! xo