Slow to speak

That verse makes me think.

That maybe I shouldn't be talking.

Does 'quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger' mean that it is better to keep quiet? Not to talk unless it's of the utmost imporatnce?

Or does it mean in situations where you may say things out of anger, it is better to listen carefully before you talk?

Or does it mean something else?

I would like to write long posts about other things but, ahem.

The inarticulate sheep

Sheep are really dumb.

But I like them. Something about their glazed looks and woolly brains appeals to me. Maybe its their benevolence. They would never hurt a fly. Even in a whole gang they could never manage to. Its totally beyond their faculties.

Lambs are even more appealing. And they seem to be smarter. They look at you with somewhat more than boredom. Maybe they're just in the beginning stages of their growth into daytime hibernators, but they seem to still possess a spark of interest and curiosity. Could be hunger.

To get to the adjective. It appears sometimes that I am too inarticulate to blog. Using big words doesn't count. I don't blog with a purpose, with a message to convey. (Apart from analysing or criticising sheep and facebook). Hence my posts don't have conclusions.

Oh well. At least I enjoy myself. :D