Sometimes Kids Don't Need To Know The Whole Truth
As parents sometimes we just want to shield our kids from some painful truths that they don’t have to know. I am not saying to lie to them. I am just saying they don’t need to know the whole truth. A case in point is little N and the goldfish that was hoisted unwittingly and unwanted upon us from her nursery. To say that I am not a fan of pets is an understatement. Even so, I … Read entire article »
Filed under: Children, Death, Lesson of the Day, Life Happens, Parenting, Trust
Never & Always: Words We Should Do Without
(Photo courtesy of Paolo ) Never and Always. Two words that are hardly ever accurate. I say hardly ever, because of course I can’t possibly say they are never accurate. That would just be a bit of an ironic twist. Back in my younger years, (you know, like 5 years ago) when I was sufficiently naive and not yet jaded aware of how life really works, I still believed in the words always and never. I … Read entire article »
Filed under: Lesson of the Day, Life Happens, Trust
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Trust Is Good-It Doesn't Mean You Have To Be Naive
February 28th, 2010 | 12 Comments
Well maybe sometimes trust and being naive do go hand in hand. Me personally, I’d rather be naive and trust freely than to start worrying about people’s possible motives. (Photo courtesy of Miguel de Luis ) In my 40 years on this earth because of my inherent trust of people, I have been labeled many things. My favorite so called insult is being called a salesman’s dream. I actually like that one because being married to someone … Read entire article »
Filed under: Lesson of the Day, Life Happens, Trust