there’s always some kerfuffle

What a great word! kerfuffle

Some people just can't live without drama, Paul. They need it to feel something. You can always tell by how manic they act afterward.

everyman his own soap opera  :)

And woman!

of course   :)

The deepest readers, those with attention spans we might measure in astronomical units, are a fading breed of humanity.

mostly shallow myself, but I like to place emphasis on the
mostly      ..     :)

Well me too, really, but either way a quiet neighborhood helps.

Drama, drama everywhere and not a drop of silence.
Good one


regards,
buddhakitty.

I always learnt it as spelt "kerfluffle" -- or should that be ... learned it as spelled "kerfluffle" --- English was my worst grade 'O'-level. Anyway, I went scurrying to do some research and found a definition that:
    "Kerfluffle: a commotion or fuss, typically caused by a trivial matter.
    Kerfuffle: a disorderly outburst or tumult."
... but they are used interchangeably, kerfuffle the most common spelling. It originated in Scotland.

Either way, peace and quiet suits me fine.
O.K, that's me done.

I’m sticking with kerfuffle, it’s all I’ve ever known   :)