Topic: A Perishable Skill? | |
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This is an example of the type of conversations I have 8 hours a day at work, while helping someone with skin lotion (teaching self care and nurturing): Me- see you have a callus here, did you know you have a callus? Them- Yeah, I wear that on the weekends.
Then a co-worker asked me for Halloween costume ideas; I said the Bride of Frankenstein; after 20 seconds of further conversation, I realized she had no idea who the Bride of Frankenstein is. I can't recall the last time I spoke with anyone normal, what would I say? Is conversation a perishable skill? |
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No social intercourse is and always been limited to the intelligent and articulate people with a penchant for effective and insightful communication. The rest are simply doing the best possible with limited capacity...
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I'll get back to you on this one. first I have to google ...perishable..lol
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Yes, sort of. Perishable is not the word I would choose, but fluid is how I would describe conversation. The spoken word changes always. We blend words, combine languages and accents, and move quickly past words that are no longer in use. For example, antimacassar and davenport. So with so many movies to see in the recent years younger folks might not know about the bride of Frankenstein. Bride of Chuckie would be more their speed. The spoken word is fluid and ever changing. If someone does not keep up with that change, they are not necessarily abnormal, just lacking a past or stuck, not interested in change. As for what that person wears on a weekend that sounds like callus, I have no clue. LOL
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Edited by
fleta_n_mach
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Tue 10/21/14 07:32 AM
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I think you need to get out and socialize more with your own peers.
Burnout is very real in healthcare. No, the art of conversation is not dying, if you don't pick a conversation with someone who has their nose stuck in their phone the whole time. |
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I'll get back to you on this one. first I have to google ...perishable..lol That's ok. I had to google 'skill'. |
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I got skills that need to be chilled Yo!
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No social intercourse is and always been limited to the intelligent and articulate people with a penchant for effective and insightful communication. The rest are simply doing the best possible with limited capacity... ...Why would you, why would anyone?...SMH!!.... |
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I'll get back to you on this one. first I have to google ...perishable..lol That which decays quickly...shall we put it into the freezer to preserve it??? |
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One skill that is perishable is talking on the phone. People want to text. Hell.....even important business decisions are handled through 581 texts within 10 minutes.
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One skill that is perishable is talking on the phone. People want to text. Hell.....even important business decisions are handled through 581 texts within 10 minutes. What amazes me is I am young enough to understand this^^ and too old to give a chit what people think when I say NO to texting ..Damn it, I want to hear your sexy voice!! |
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No social intercourse is and always been limited to the intelligent and articulate people with a penchant for effective and insightful communication. The rest are simply doing the best possible with limited capacity... What a condescending statement. You mean those who THINK they are above others are simply stuck up their own back sides, that's more like it wouldn't one agree. Condescension is the opposite of friendliness... Hey Franky!.. |
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One skill that is perishable is talking on the phone. People want to text. Hell.....even important business decisions are handled through 581 texts within 10 minutes. What amazes me is I am young enough to understand this^^ and too old to give a chit what people think when I say NO to texting ..Damn it, I want to hear your sexy voice!! I think Siri is in love with my sexy voice. |
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One skill that is perishable is talking on the phone. People want to text. Hell.....even important business decisions are handled through 581 texts within 10 minutes. What amazes me is I am young enough to understand this^^ and too old to give a chit what people think when I say NO to texting ..Damn it, I want to hear your sexy voice!! I think Siri is in love with my sexy voice. I "heard" it's pretty hawt Goof! |
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I also will have to get back to you on this one. I first will have to find out who Frankenstein's bride was
I never particularly liked Frankenstein |
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One skill that is perishable is talking on the phone. People want to text. Hell.....even important business decisions are handled through 581 texts within 10 minutes. What amazes me is I am young enough to understand this^^ and too old to give a chit what people think when I say NO to texting ..Damn it, I want to hear your sexy voice!! I think Siri is in love with my sexy voice. I "heard" it's pretty hawt Goof! You been talking to Siri about me? No, she texted me... |
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Conversation is an artform, and requires practice to maintain the skillset.
Hold the phone!!! Siri is steppin' out on ME???? Holy Hannah and her three sisters! I'm breakin' up with her this afternoon! |
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No social intercourse is and always been limited to the intelligent and articulate people with a penchant for effective and insightful communication. The rest are simply doing the best possible with limited capacity... What a condescending statement. You mean those who THINK they are above others are simply stuck up their own back sides, that's more like it wouldn't one agree. Condescension is the opposite of friendliness... Hey Franky!.. I suppose you could look at it that way yes Leigh |
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I also will have to get back to you on this one. I first will have to find out who Frankenstein's bride was I never particularly liked Frankenstein If you want to get technical, it's actually the Bride Of Frankenstein's monster, that just doesn't make a good title though. |
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I just think that the phrase, "I know....right?" should be erased and eradicated from the common current vernacular.
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