I was watching a commercial:
A woman was eating a doughnut
while holding a leash out the window
of her car walking her dog.
of her car walking her dog.
Lazy?
That was the comment.
I can relate to this woman, there are things that you have to do
and have no energy.
You have to get certain things done but how.
The way I see the commercial the woman is tired, stressed and / or depressed.
She eats the doughnut to get an energy that is short term,
only adding to the problems.
Driving down the street with the leash out of the car window
to do something that has to be done.
To just walk would be the logical answer to regain energy and self esteem.
I know this is not the intent of this commercial.
Things are not always what they seem.
To the average viewer they would claim laziness.
To a person who seems to have chronic fatigue.
Survival may be the cause.
As a society we always jump to conclusions.
The interpretation may be way off base.
We come to conclusions on our life experiences.
When I was in Psychology class years ago,
we watched a movie Reflection in a Golden Eye.
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton starred in it.
Everyone saw an event but every ones interpretation was different.
The thing is let us not be hasty to judge people
in the harsh light.
We have all had this quick to judge attitude.
More often than not I tend to jump to the wrong conclusions
based on my personal experience's.
Judge not lest you be judged.
I must always try to give the benefit of doubt.
Really less drama that way!
Lazy? Maybe not!
