Paula of Lost in transition is the hostess for the theme Pick a word November 2022.
The words are-Arranged, Coded pattern, Organized, Sequential and Systematized.
ARRANGED
If you notice, these fruits are arranged beautifully.
The appearance is that of a triangle and we are tempted to indulge.
This also tells us that we have to be neatly organized in our day-to-day affairs and spread pleasantness.
“Outer beauty pleases the eye. Inner beauty captivates the heart.”
Mandy Hale
ORGANISED OR ORGANIZED?
What is the difference between these two?
Confusion all the time! Confusion between British English & American English.
OK.
We all wish to be well organized. But the problem is we are lazy.
We procrastinate.
We hesitate to declutter things in our homes.
Forget about home, we accumulate clutter in our brains, giving importance to unimportant things.
“Organization Isn’t About Perfection;
It’s About Efficiency, Reducing Stress And Clutter, Saving Time And Money And Improving Your Overall Quality Of Life”
Christina Scalise
SEQUENTIAL
We are humans. So we have zero patience.
We love cutting the line. (Jumping the Queue)
When you see the image above, we are shamed.
Are we supposed to learn from animals?
The entire world praises the British people.
Why?
“An Englishman, even if he is alone, forms an orderly queue of one” George Mikes
Thank you for your visit.
Take care, my friend.
Namaste 🙏🙏🙏
Mr. Philo
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This post is part of Paula’s Pick a word November 2022
Philosophy Through Photography 
Beautiful fruit pyramid photo. Englishmen are not the only ones. A German, even when he is alone at 2 AM with not one car in sight, still waits for the green traffic light (saw it myself and couldn’t believe!).
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Thank you Dolly.
Never knew this.
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You are very welcome, dear friend.
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“What is the difference between these two?
Confusion all the time! Confusion between British English & American English.”
One is correct… The other is British. 😀 😀 😀
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Haha😃😃😂😂
You made my day.
Thank you for this my friend.
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I write British English, I apologise if it confuses people.
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Since we, Indians were under the British for a long time, I do prefer British English.
Thank you my friend.
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Mr. Philo I appreciate your thoughtful and well assembled post. I am never confused by organize or organise. I accept both 😉
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Thank you, Paula for your kind and encouraging words.
Appreciate.
Namaste.
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Thank you, Paula for your kind and encouraging words.
Appreciate.
Namaste.
🙏🙏🙏
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