Dry sterile thunder without rain.
T.S. Elliott did not say that about work but there is a growing community of people who bring rain to relieve “dry sterile thunder” in their work.
Will you contribute?
Dry sterile thunder without rain.
T.S. Elliott did not say that about work but there is a growing community of people who bring rain to relieve “dry sterile thunder” in their work.
Will you contribute?
I found myself almost auto-typing yesterday – playful joyful language where we’d normally trot out hackneyed, formal stuff. Why? It seems it just had to come out, like flowers in a desert.
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