....it isn’t.

Zulu proverb: “A horse has four legs, yet it often falls”.

Despite so-called stability, missteps can transpire.

for those whose ears want to to hear very soothing sounds.

“A stone in water doesn’t know how hot the hill is parched by the sun”

Zulu proverb: “Follow the customs or flee the country” - been thinking of these topics because of both my own experience as the child of immigrants and also the comments from Maxime Bernier. Saw this Zulu proverb and thought there's a connection.

Smashing wall. Smelling mould. Sweeping dust. Drinking coffee. Eating salami and rye bread.

It continues! Dry wall and flooring removal.

Currently smashing dry wall. Check it out on IG!

“Spilled water is better than a broken jar” - a Senegalese proverb

“Speak to him who understands you” - Senegalese proverb. Don’t squander too much time trying to over-convince people of your opinion.

breaking down the proverb “to not know is bad, to not want to knownis worse”. I’m going to re-visit this one and go deeper...there are even better examples and analogies to use.