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Three Things I'm Grateful for Today
1. The extra hour at work today! We solved an on-going problem that should not re-surface again. 🤓 2. Candy Crush - It's mind-numbing qualities allow my brain to recharge. Plus the cutesy graphics make me laugh. 😝 3. Air Conditioning - it's been really hot the last couple of days 😓
3 Things I’m Grateful for Today
1. I have the capacity to effect change and willing to do so no matter the odds.
2. My kids, however, zany they are! I’m sure they were given to me because no one else could handle them.
3. Tumblr - Just a great community to express my ideas and thoughts
Crayfish Bowl
Life is like a crayfish bowl. We are all in it, sometimes we get water and it seems OK. But one crayfish knows we’re all going to the boiling pot and tries to escape the bowl. Sadly, by instinct, the other crayfish pull the escapee back into the bowl. Which are you? The escapee or content? But what if the escapee persists and creates a little seaweed ladder to get out? Would you follow or stay in the bowl? or sabotage the ladder?
"Oh! What a tangled web we weave ... “Marmion” by Sir Walter Scott
My teenage son has a set routine. He takes the public train to school in the morning. For the most part, he’s a responsible kid struggling with puberty and the sloth-like nature of his age. Monday, I dropped him off as usual and stopped at the following intersection waiting for the stoplight to change. Out of nowhere he plasters his body on my windshield crying hysterically! I open the door and let him in thinking he’s been hurt and afraid of on-coming traffic. As I drive down the road, I ask him what happened. Trying to catch his breath, he says he forgot his shoes. I, then, peer at his feet that only have socks! I shake my head and take him home to get his shoes. He was unglued and unraveled. It was like a Seinfeld episode where Kramer performs some crazy antic, but this was my kid!
I found out later in the day he shirked his responsibility and didn’t show up for work the Saturday before. The stress of the lying and secret weighed on him so much, he forgot to put on his shoes!
3 Things I’m Grateful for Today
1. I have the capacity to effect change and willing to do so no matter the odds.
2. My kids, however, zany they are! I’m sure they were given to me because no one else could handle them.
3. Tumblr - Just a great community to express my ideas and thoughts
"Oh! What a tangled web we weave ... “Marmion” by Sir Walter Scott
My teenage son has a set routine. He takes the public train to school in the morning. For the most part, he’s a responsible kid struggling with puberty and the sloth-like nature of his age. Monday, I dropped him off as usual and stopped at the following intersection waiting for the stoplight to change. Out of nowhere he plasters his body on my windshield crying hysterically! I open the door and let him in thinking he’s been hurt and afraid of on-coming traffic. As I drive down the road, I ask him what happened. Trying to catch his breath, he says he forgot his shoes. I, then, peer at his feet that only have socks! I shake my head and take him home to get his shoes. He was unglued and unraveled. It was like a Seinfeld episode where Kramer performs some crazy antic, but this was my kid!
I found out later in the day he shirked his responsibility and didn’t show up for work the Saturday before. The stress of the lying and secret weighed on him so much, he forgot to put on his shoes!
Crayfish Bowl
Life is like a crayfish bowl. We are all in it, sometimes we get water and it seems OK. But one crayfish knows we’re all going to the boiling pot and tries to escape the bowl. Sadly, by instinct, the other crayfish pull the escapee back into the bowl. Which are you? The escapee or content? But what if the escapee persists and creates a little seaweed ladder to get out? Would you follow or stay in the bowl? or sabotage the ladder?