Slow, savory pace

There are countless cliches that we throw and toss around our causal conversations, but if you stopped and put them side-by-side you might see our conventional wisdom often contradicts itself. For example, we say, "Many hands make light the work but we also say "Too many cooks spoiled the soup." When do we ask for help and when do we make do? At other times we throw out there, "Two is company and three is a crowd only at another moment to say "Hey the more the merrier!" Which if we are talking about mimes, I am prone to think the first one. Or perhaps it is that great adage, "Seek and ye shall find" but we also counter, "Be careful because curiosity killed the cat." Perhaps as humans we are not as wise as we think we are sometimes. Trying to sort out the next right step amid all the advice swirling and stirring around out in the world, especially today, is a task that will require more than a keen intellect. We cannot