Hello chap

"chap" was the word of the day today, i also noticed the word "little", "bit" and "sorry" quite a bit. There was another moment of teasing America, again, pretty lighthearted, but it makes me wonder if America teases Britain this much? I had the opportunity to fly up to Warton, which is another work site. We had a one day workshop and it was a great learning opportunity. Outside the workshop, I was able to share a relatively long term KM vision and it received really nice kudos, so that was great. When we got back to the apartment, I couldn't decide between running over to London or driving practice. I ended up driving around, which still feels very strange, but I suppose I'm getting better and better. The central word that the book 'watching the english' uses to describe English culture is 'dis-ease'. I'm not sure I agree, but I can't come up with a better word yet. For now, I think its best described as high EQ. or maybe mature, or subtle or humble. I'll keep watching and thinking.