Helensville, NZ
We have found in life there are people who have learned to be good at something and possess “skill” (feel free to add the “z” as necessary) and people who have innate ability, which we’ll call “talent.” While talent does provide an edge to those with the good fortune to posses it, skill ultimately trumps it in the long run, which is why even the natural talents still need to practice. Sometimes though, an undeveloped latent talent doesn’t fade, or is discovered later in life and it provides us with potential insight into ourselves and our choices. “What if,” this talent, imbedded in our very beings, asks, “what if instead of taking the road you took, you had developed me instead?”
We bring this up because Greg is convinced he married a repressed sheep-whisperer…
