So funny… I’m trying to think of what Canadian “problem solving” would look like…
This reminds me of a t-shirt we saw for sale at a gelato bar in lake como: “Heaven is where the police are British, the lovers French, the mechanics German, the chefs Italian, and it is all organized by the Swiss.
Hell is where the police are German, the lovers Swiss, the mechanics French, the chefs British, and it is all organized by the Italians.”
I’m hoping that humour can help us move beyond the stereotypes…
In Canada: Problem –> Meeting –>> More meetings –> politically correct message –>> No problem
In India: Problem –>> “What problem” –>> “Oh, that!” –>> No Problem!
I feel badly that the US solution is a gun—I was thinking more along the lines of our creating panels of discussion and oversight committees and think tanks to “examine” and “explore” the situation. . .
I have missed you PN and your lovely humorous life’s tales—
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Somebody far move creative than me created the pic. I am still at the stick man stage. So I am not guilty for the gun….. but I think it is fair given the recent news. Ps thanks for the nice comment
Hi Sarah, I am sure you are correct. I would love to know what others around the world think about their countries problem solving techniques. For example Australia. Problem. … light the barbie…. solution.
Englishman in Italy 
Sad but true.
I’ve missed you.
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Thanks… I have been really busy but I have a couple of posts to upload
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So funny… I’m trying to think of what Canadian “problem solving” would look like…
This reminds me of a t-shirt we saw for sale at a gelato bar in lake como: “Heaven is where the police are British, the lovers French, the mechanics German, the chefs Italian, and it is all organized by the Swiss.
Hell is where the police are German, the lovers Swiss, the mechanics French, the chefs British, and it is all organized by the Italians.”
I’m hoping that humour can help us move beyond the stereotypes…
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As far as the Italian problem solving goes, in my experience it is pretty acurate.
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In Canada: Problem –> Meeting –>> More meetings –> politically correct message –>> No problem
In India: Problem –>> “What problem” –>> “Oh, that!” –>> No Problem!
Stereotypes are funny and sad at the same time.
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Sounds about right!!
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Thanks for the smile. 🙂 Does this mean you are still having problems with internet/phone etc?
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We now have tinternet and wireless in our house. I need to upload a post and tell you the good news
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Hooray! That calls for a celebration. 🙂
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Get out the wine glasses, grappa glasses, reading glasses and let the party begin
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I feel badly that the US solution is a gun—I was thinking more along the lines of our creating panels of discussion and oversight committees and think tanks to “examine” and “explore” the situation. . .
I have missed you PN and your lovely humorous life’s tales—
cookie
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Somebody far move creative than me created the pic. I am still at the stick man stage. So I am not guilty for the gun….. but I think it is fair given the recent news. Ps thanks for the nice comment
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Nice one PN.
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Hi Ralph. How are you? Are you still chasing the nurses?
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I’m okay PN. It’s been 3 months since my last visit. They’ve forgotten about me 😥
And how about you PN ? Become a cat lover yet ? 😀
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Welcome back! We missed you!
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Aww thanks 🙂
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What a fun piccie. I’m sure the French one would include a glass of Ricard and a smoking Gitane. 🙂
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Hi Sarah, I am sure you are correct. I would love to know what others around the world think about their countries problem solving techniques. For example Australia. Problem. … light the barbie…. solution.
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excellent.
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Hilarious!
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