So your head is on backwards. It comes as a surprise, as any Rhino would notice. That Realization can be seen as Demoralizing, or as an Opportunity.
Change is not easy, We know that. But without seeing that all is not well, Improvement is Highly Unlikely.
Bad news, Good news… Each of Us gets to define it. Or act on it.
Sometimes Nature makes a shift, raising one flat place above another. The resulting wall separating those fields is called an Escarpment, geologically speaking.
Rhinos seldom scale these Escarpments, lacking both the Equipment and the Skill. When you are Big, you don’t want to do a lot of falling down.
Being incapable ourselves doesn’t mean We can’t appreciate it.
Hypatia was a 4th century specialist in philosophy, mathematics, and astrology. She lived in Egypt and was highly regarded, being the first female mathematician about whom much is known today.
Unhappily, nothing she wrote is directly known, though she had quite a reputation among philosophers of her day.
We hail Hypatia’s achievements, despite the fact that We Rhinos never much understood her.
Saturday, September 22 is WORLD RHINO DAY, so hang them banners and toot them horns!
Please.
Mr. Melville R. Bissell (b. 1843) invented the Carpet Sweeper in 1876, a popular labor-saving device. No more beating the rugs on the back fence; you just swept the rugs on the floor. Neat!
In the Wild, this invention is not common. Rhinos don’t own anything, and there is much more dirt than there is carpet…
It’s use also assumes We Rhinos don’t like the dirt where it is, which isn’t the case.
Rhinos are a Curious Crowd, and sometimes feel driven to satisfy our Curiosity. It’s an Urge that wants Scratching.
But a Word to the Wise: Don’t go visit the Beast in its Lair.
Never say you Readers were not Warned.
Misplacing Accessories is similar, in some ways, to forgetting just what it is a Rhino has recently had in mind. Where did that idea get off to? What will be involved in retrieving it, or is it gone for good?
Don’t ask Us. We have no clue.
When encountering wet weather, Rhinos find it expeditious to check the depth of Puddles before proceeding.
‘Your Inner Rhino’, looking out for its Readership.
Even at ‘Your Inner Rhino‘, how Tomorrow is going to go is anybody’s guess.
Too many variables.
Plus, Rhinos like surprises, and Tomorrow usually supplies them in abundance.
Although Rhinos have a raucous side to our character, We are mostly extraordinarily Quiet. And with good reason.
In the Wild, there is a lot more to Hear, all told. And the Potential Importance of these Hearings cannot be overestimated.
The information We gather can make the difference between a great afternoon and no afternoon.
Your Inner Rhino 