The Recliner, the End Table, and the Human Spirit

By Rob Siebert
Fanboy Wonder

My one-year-old, who is starting to walk, got herself wedged between a recliner and an end table this morning. Naturally she cried, and I had to come pick her up.

So I set her back down, and she proceeds to climb back to where she was and nearly gets wedged in again before I stop her.

That’s kind of a metaphor for the whole human experience, if you think about it. We’re either tenacious enough to keep trying, or thick-headed enough (no offense, kiddo) to get ourselves in the same situations over and over.

Which is it? Depends on your view of the world, I suppose…

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