Last week was in many ways quite surprising. Well, it actually had the potential to be quite confusing...

In the midsts of the whirlwind of happenings I had this strong association-flash-back to the small home-party after getting my engineering degree. I kinda confused everybody around the table then by reading out Robert Fulghum's classic 'All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten.' - While trying to be a tribute to the honest and straightforward values of my innocent childhood, it probably also raised some funny feeling of dissapointment with the family (being the only one with a university degree, they tend to look up to me all too often)

Any case the flashback made me look for it again. (thx google). The text is just midly funny and doesn't do a lot more then stop at observations most modern rush would just flash by. It doesn't matter if it's right or wrong and in my perception also never tries to claim anything. To me it just helps put things in perspective and brings back some calm base...

Yeah, Relativising is probably the word by which a lot of people know me :-)