The Shoemaker’s Children Go Barefoot (and other stories)
The Architect’s house is always crooked. The Mechanic’s car is leaking. The Chef’s breakfast is as plain as boiled eggs… And of course, The Shoemaker’s children go barefoot. What do all these proverbs have in common? They are all sayings, indicating that professionals often don’t tend to apply their skills for themselves. I remember, as…
