Befuddled and frustrated
Those are the words that have kept me wondering what to write in recent days.
Last night while reading Andrea Camilleri's most recent novel I came upon the following:
"Ingrid's husband was a ne'er do well, so it was only logical that he should turn to politics. The inspector recalled a popular saying from his childhood, which an uncle of his used to repeat: "If you've got no art or trade, in politics you'll make the grade".
Of course that does not apply to all of our "dedicated" public servants, but the phrase appealed to me.
Last night while reading Andrea Camilleri's most recent novel I came upon the following:
"Ingrid's husband was a ne'er do well, so it was only logical that he should turn to politics. The inspector recalled a popular saying from his childhood, which an uncle of his used to repeat: "If you've got no art or trade, in politics you'll make the grade".
Of course that does not apply to all of our "dedicated" public servants, but the phrase appealed to me.
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