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Mystro_the_meta... -
Friday, January 4, 2008 - 2:27am
Inspiration Spend a moment or two reflection on these two questions: What could you possibly lose by treating each day as a gift with childlike wonder? What might you gain? all thoughts are welcome! You lose nothing, therefore gain all that is offered in life. ha ha beat that!  what you have forgotten
visitor -
Friday, January 4, 2008 - 6:57pm
being ready to move forward does not mean you must forget what you have done.nor does it mean to leave those promised dear behind  great questions
B.J. Severtson -
Friday, January 4, 2008 - 8:15pm
Would you like fries with that? Please pull forward....Brad  Re:
Mystro_the_meta... -
Saturday, January 5, 2008 - 12:08pm
For some reason this visitor's comments makes me think the question that is proposed was not answered because the person just wanted to say how they feel... please answer the question? mystro* No Metal left behind, once was lost but now is all welded together!
Mystro, You must be an
visitor -
Friday, January 4, 2008 - 8:26pm
Mystro, You must be an islander...  Mix Match
Frank Castiglione -
Saturday, January 5, 2008 - 2:01pm
MTM, Thats what I am looking
Mystro_the_meta... -
Saturday, January 5, 2008 - 2:45pm
Thats what I am looking for... the happiness and innocence of childlike thinking is where we become disconnected with the true meaning of life which to enjoy every moment given, for the past is just a toy taken away, and the future is the promise of candy that has not been fufilled. Having a child has taught me two vauleable lessons: do not promise anything to a child unless you are 100% sure you can provide that, in turn they have expectations that can not be passified for the sake of them not asking more then once. kids need to be encouraged to share and enjoy material possesions, so they learn to accept the fact of when they get old enough they have to get it for them selves, and it won't be easy unless they really desire and work hard to reap the rewards. When you promise and child something so they stop asking they hold that which you offer dearly and when they do not recieve what they wait for they grow impatient and act outwardly in a negative manner. basicly let them eat cake! when they ask you to play with them, no excuse is accepted. my son always asked me why I like to play with him and i respond 'I was a litte boy once just like you and all i wanted was for someone to play with me' the smile on his face is the most important thing in my life and seeing that makes me feel that all of the wrong or bad I have done in my life was worth living to this moment now. Tommorow our seed will grow and dedication is what they need today. No Metal left behind, once was lost but now is all welded together!
Fries then. ok
B.J. Severtson -
Saturday, January 5, 2008 - 4:37pm
I got the feeling that you didn't really want to read answers to your questions. But you did want to make a statement. So "Did you want fries with that?" gave you the opportunity to make your statement. That's a pleasant picture you paint of the child playing with his parent. As a parent I received an education on childlike wonder from my children. They often got to observe my creative efforts and an adult sense of wonder in action. My goal was to seek wisdom, to acquire an understanding beyond the obvious, to realise interrelationships. To parent. It's important to be a keeper of promises. My pleasures are now with the grand children. All of it shows up in my art...What Jamaican? Pull forward, please. Brad |
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Oh boy, an optomist! Check over with Rob and Bill, they may have some have some left. We are out in South Georgia, Floridians came up and carted if off....
Trenton Tye
Purgatory Ironworks