Adults forget the lessons children learn young. And that is a shame.
Adults forget the lessons children learn young. And that is a shame.
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I’m lucky, Pam – because of WW2 – I still remember a few worth-while lessons I learned then (especially about the ‘have nots’…and nature) x
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You could teach us, I am sure!
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A lot of adults have and you are right, that is a shame… As adults, many have given themselves permission to push aside the important ones taught.
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You are right. I will never understand it but you are right.
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I feel ya….
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Adults forget a lot!
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And we pay have a price for it!
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When I think of the important lessons I’ve carried through life, I realize that I learned them as a child.
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I think that is true for all of us. I know it is for me.
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Another good reason to hold on to our inner child…not just for the silliness, but for all those invaluable lessons we learned on our way to adulthood.
In the war effort of sharing, I really excelled at sharing all the vegetables I hated with our two dogs under the table! I know. I know. But I shared, right?
Ginger
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Ha ha ha! I never thought of it that way. But yes, I shared too!
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Haha, oh you pair are so bad. But I do remember that child within, I must have sold the world at least 20 times back then. I’m sure I’ve still got the receipts somewhere 🤣
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Yes they do, and it is a shame.
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I bet that you see it first hand.
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I do.
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They take the twinkle from the stars and the fairies from the garden. And they do their best not to share them with anyone…
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… the twinkle from the stars… I love that!
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If only they’d remember
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I agree
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Yes, they sparkle with life dear lady. Sometimes we just need to get mud on us…and laugh a while. I finished a take away coffee at the beach the other day and was pointing at something up high…and that last trickle of coffee found its way all over the front of my shirt, looked like I had bathed in it….I laughed, there was nothing else I could do, so I just laughed. It felt so good 🤣
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I am vain and miserable is not a good look on my face. I looked much better happy. So I go there first.
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Haha, it took me a bit to find that shortcut, so I shall follow your lead Pam 🤣
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It’s so true, Pam.
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Interesting as we get ‘old’ Karla (like anything over 40 🤣), we start to let go our stuff to at least see those important parts of us. Big hugs my friend, I hope you are going well…and lost much ‘stuff’ 😀❤️🙏🏽
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I’ve decided I’m not going to get old. I’m going to get pickled.
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Absolutely, Mark! I’ve lost it all …bankruptcy, divorce, health, career,…it was in losing it all that I found what mattered most! I’m sending big hugs, friend. Things are challenging, pain is increasing, blood not cooperating,…I had some tough decisions…BUT I’m living hour by hour and soaking in the goodness I get. Happy Thanksgiving! Stay blessed! 💛💖🙏🏻🥰
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Isn’t it amazing, spending our lives trying to reach some place they call happiness, only to find in losing it all, it is waiting there inside. Beautiful hugs very appreciated young lady and returned in kind. You are speaking to your heart with so much happening, it must be so difficult climbing such a ladder with one arm and a leg tied behind your back…but your doing it with that incredible thing called love, found such a courage in that belief of all you’ve found within you. I bow to a master, I hope I can be even half of your courage after what you have faced. Big hugs Karla, and a big heap of energy coming your way. And one of my head de-stresses, a gentle massage of the scalp. We hold everything in our scalp so a head scrunch is worth its weight in gold. Walking with you dear lady 😀❤️🙏🏽
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And yes to the pickling Pam, I think our brains find that address. But thankfully with our hearts glowing well 😀❤️🙏🏽
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I think so Karla.
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Pam, lest I forget, I want you to know how thankful I am for you as we approach the holiday. 💕
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I’m glad we met here. You inspire me.
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Yes, Karla does that indeed Pam. A heart and soul to inspire 😀❤️🙏🏽
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Thanks Karla.
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You’re welcome!
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Too many in recent times are still children so perhaps they can be taught. 🤔
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I live in hope…
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The older some people get, the more ignorant they become.
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That does seem to be a trend.
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It does, doesn’t it?
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