It's so discouraging. I feel sometimes that's my life's work. Not how many runs batted in, or mountains climbed, or goals achieved. But how many hours I spent phoning around, trying to find a time when we could all get together for the next committee meeting. I think we need to have a formal recognition, and not just a joking one, that we are workaholics.
Quakers are prone to workaholism.
We are very responsible people. We want to do good. And we see all sorts of jobs that need to be done. I sometimes think we need to have workaholic groups, sort of like AA meetings. Something like that has to happen to us and to our society.