Flak Jacket, under attack
"I had no choice..." But to title this something dramatic, in order to gain your attention. As who wants to hear about good news, or even more so, a dilemma, that is characterized by two, two -- yes, I said TWO attractive alternatives. The kind of "first world" problem we all wish for, that starts with two attractive entrees in say, a restaurant, that results in a slight delay..."I think I will have....want...ugh, can't I have both...OK first thing's first...I'll come back again another day" Sometimes a matter of urgency..."got to go...(in order to delay ordering)," Or just a matter of setting of priorities. This, while most dilemmas in my experience take other forms, such as "I want it...the desert...while at the same time...don't want the calories" Or, what usually starts what are called the most difficult conversations, and the most challenging decisions, as "I really don' t want, even detest either alternative" Now we're talking about hesitation, decision resistant. But almost without hesitation the press secretary, who was drawn to two important roles, both of which she testified at her own mini press conference, she loved serving in, pressed her to make a decision, to go home, to support her growing family, while at the same time, not straying too far, staying in touch in a yet-to-be-defined role player. It may come to be called, in the world of decision making...it's your choice to make now, as either a) "The press agent and her agency" (agency here being free will, of course, which is the best way to leave); b) "Love it or Leavitt" (now you can have your cake as well as...); or c) "Body Armorous" (the latter being a combo of Sweet Karoline's radiant smile and the Teflon she seemed to have borrowed from who else, but Mr. Communicator himself...Ronald Reagan, of course). But, like I said, who would tune in for a "good news story...".
Speaking of, one that will soon come your way as in back to the drawing bored, for "Drawing Inspiration...a blood bath, of sorts" (That ought to get their attention).
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