We thrive on story telling.
I realized that today.
It's nuts how burned into our brains that that way of interacting is.
"How was your day?"
"Oh, you know, I did this and this and this."
"When I got to work this morning, blah blah blah blah."
The simplest "What's up?" can strike a century-worth of story telling. It's never:
"How are you?"
"Good and yourself?"
"Muy bueno, gracias."
"De nada. See ya later."
"Adios."
I would love to challenge myself to go one whole 24-hour period without telling or listening to a story. Or even go one day and keep count of how many times I tell/am told a story. It think that could be pretty interesting.
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