I never saw a nun laugh and those sleeves usually concealed a switch of some sort. That living nightmare ended in the early 60's when one nun gave my brother a bash on the head requiring 6 stitches. Oh the horrors, ever get picked up by the ears when you were 7 years old? I did.

Thanks for that one Jim. I've been mistakenly calling it the Peter Principle. I looked it up and realized that the Peter Principle states that people in a hierarchy tend to rise to their level of incompetence. An employee who is successful in one job will be promoted to a job with a different or higher set of skills that they are not able to master.

I always thought it was related to music: [Chuck] Brown didn’t just invent go-go, says Johnson, he reinvented what dance bands do. “It’s non-stop. We go from one song to the next to the next – there’s no break,” he says. That’s where the name go-go derives – it’s music with a beat that just goes and goes. Percussive solos are its signature – conga drums, cowbells, timbales, anything with a beat. These transitions between songs turn into crescendos that keep the dance floor buzzing. “That was Brown’s genius,” says Johnson. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/dec/14/washington-dc-go-go-music-hits-back-gentrification-sould-of-a-city

Another thank you for today's post. Oscar Wilde certainly had a quick wit. I stumbled upon a list of his clever remarks one day and thoroughly enjoyed the read,