Yea. little devil in the bathtub got horns. On another note, I bought the book by Super Nanny. Time to brush up on my parenting skills. (as if i had any to begin with). I wrote a blog all about it on my memsahib visions blog, as blogger, well, was hiccuping all morning.
A GOOD CONVERSATION:
My last thought of today is, how nice it felt to call a friend that is TRULY down and out. He informed me that he had gotten more bad news. I was calling him to give him some good news.
He said, "I am in the park. I had to get outside, because I got two pieces of bad news."
I said, "Then you are in luck, because here is some good news! Now lay back in the sun, soak up the warmth, and smile. And make a list!"
You could hear his smile for the people that are showing they care. Its not just me, there are some really great people out there helping. I was the lucky one that got to hear the gratitude in his voice. Love does wonders for the soul, truly.
Thanks for that gift universe. I hope that this brings abundance to him and the people involved in more than one way.
namaste.
He most definitly represents the Lollipop Guild.
ReplyDeleteHe absolutely DOES represent the Lollipop Guild! :)
ReplyDelete....and what a positive, upbeat post....thanks...I needed that! ;-)
It's a good thing he's open enough to see it. Cause sometimes people who are down also suffer from blindness.
ReplyDeleteOkay. The kid is just adorable. Seriously.
ReplyDeleteomg, I LOVE LOVE that picture!!! it ranks right up there w/ your nuns on the beach. For sure...
ReplyDeletelemme know how the nanny's book is, ummmm, I need all the help I can get.
earl: As mayor of the Munchkin City In the county of the land of Oz I welcome you most regally.
ReplyDeletepissy: thanks. I was feeling upbeat.
kat: yea. its a good thing.
karma: isn't he? hard to discipline him... but its past time.
goddess: TY. I have another one that I am saving for Christmas presents for the fam. I haven't gotten to far into the supernanny book. I will share my insights here. ;-)
Hiz Honor !
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Okay,
Father Luke