I don't label much stuff, but I have a habit for creating tons of folders and sub folders on my computer to keep everything filed and appropriately labeled.
That's right! Or you might end up under a second degree murder charge for killing a young black kid in a hoodie because he looked like he might be up to no good. Great message!
I'm a new follower via the A to Z. Nice to meet you, Joyce! (Love the name of your blog! Clever!!)
You're right; labels are very useful except when it comes to people. *Sigh* If only the whole of society would listen to that.
ReplyDeleteI don't label much stuff, but I have a habit for creating tons of folders and sub folders on my computer to keep everything filed and appropriately labeled.
ReplyDeleteGood point on not labelling people... truly... but I'm mesmerized by the collection of belly button lint.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post - very true. Everything is useful where is belongs, but labels don't belong on people.
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- T'Laina (vibrant-oxymoron.blogspot.com)
That's right! Or you might end up under a second degree murder charge for killing a young black kid in a hoodie because he looked like he might be up to no good. Great message!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower via the A to Z. Nice to meet you, Joyce! (Love the name of your blog! Clever!!)
I'm finally getting a chance to check out fellow A-Z bloggers. It's great to meet you Joyce. :) New follower here.
ReplyDeleteCharlene A. Wilson
(Charlene Blogs)
http://CharleneAWilsonblog.blogspot.com
I love those jars with the mini-chalkboards on the side. Wish I had some.
ReplyDeleteYou're right about people though, we need to remember not to label each other, that the label is never going to quite fit.
Hi,visiting from a to z challenge.I loved your post.
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