herofan
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Brute 23":3255h3vo said:Your place is a reflection of you. If your sloppy on the property your probably sloppy on the books, maintenance of equipment, ect.
I've heard statements like this all my life, and they could be true, but I'm not sure. I think it can just be a matter of personality. Personally, I think I keep the important stuff tidy, but some things just don't seem that important; it's just more for appearance.
For example, I've never been a lawn-care person, nor was anyone in my family. We never manicured our lawn so it looked like a golf course nor got bent out of shape if we didn't get to mow it on a fixed schedule, but many people do. My grandfather always said he had better thing to do than worry about a lawn, which seemed unimportant to him.
I'm that way too. So, you might pull up to my house and see that my lawn looks a little hairy and think I'm a careless slob, but I don't see it that way. That doesn't mean my cows are all walking around like skeletons with neglected pinkeye while I'm watching a Bonanza marathon. That's just one example.
For me, there are just so many things that are cosmetic in all aspects of life. We can always polish something up to look good, but there could be a mess lurking underneath. I'm probably the opposite. I may look like Fred Sanford, but the important things are taken care of.
The word "reflection" is a true word. It only shows what is on the surface, it's not an x-ray.