Making the Grade

A Rhino Practice, learned young and pursued off and on through life, is assessing one’s own performance on a range of topics.

Just like a Report Card. In this case, the Rhino in question is both the evaluator and the evaluated. Early on, Mom is likely to contribute to the process, but over time that contribution tapers off.

Mostly We get passing grades or better, but not always, sad to say.  Ah, well.

Due Processing

Rhinos are embarrassingly Sensitive and Receptive; name a Sensory System, and We are adept. Hearing and Smell usually take the focus, but they do not bear the entire burden.

Where things get tricky is with the Editing Process. What to do with so much stimulation? Rhinos cannot really explain how We snort away the unwanted, or ignore the extraneous, etc. We make Adjustments, as you can imagine.

On busy days, We can get tuckered out.

2

2 is the number between 1 and 3. It is also where most Rhinos would calibrate their state of mind, in general. Neither comatose  nor hyper-driven. Cruise control.

We mention this in relation to “Going Crazy”. For Rhinos, the odds are just as good of “Going Sane”. Since neither alternative occurs that often, We don’t spend a lot of time evaluating. We Cruise.

Somewhere between Neutral and Natural.