Shhh!!!

Like most people, I have a few "pet peeves". Okay...maybe I have more than a few. Today, at a meeting that we had a work, I was inspired to write about one of them.

So we're at work and we had to have an "all on board" impromptu meeting, called by one of our Executives. We all gather in the room and as most people do when they gather in a room together, before the meeting began we engaged in light chit-chat. At my job lately there's hardly time to say more than "Good Morning" and "Good Night", so any chance that we get to actually "talk" with each other is going to be taken.

Soon after, our Executive walks to the front of the room which to me is a pretty clear indicator that the meeting is about to begin. So will someone answer this question for me PALEEZ...

Why do "adults" find it necessary to "Shush" a room filled with other "adults"? WHY? I mean really...are we not mature enough to notice (without being "shushed"), that a meeting is about to begin?

And this wasn't the first time that I've been in a room full of adults who were "Shushed" into being quiet. Maybe it's just me, but it just feels so kindergarten. Telling children to Shhh...I get that, but grown "A-double snakes" people??? Come on now!

Let the DIALOGUE begin! What are your "pet peeves"? Have you been "shushed" lately?

Talk to me!

Til next time...