I gave a live radio interview this afternoon on Suitcase Filled with Nails. Like many interviews of past, on my Kuwait experience, I found myself on the defense and with my tongue caught by some mental cat clawing at my ability to speak concisely and intelligently.
During this interview, like many involving Kuwait , I am asked questions about a culture, politics and religion in which I lived, tried to abide by and out of respect, respect. Normally, I never speak with suave, detached intelligence, because I am not a diplomat or a politician. I’m really kind of an off-the-cuff, over-the-shoulder, thin-skinned, blabber mouth. So, lobbying words put into my mouth during a blind interview only makes that cat curl tighter around my tongue.
I’ve either got to put a leash on my tongue or unleash the cat.
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