Today we went to the ocean, And that sounds like something that a normal person would do. But you know… I don’t really think that anybody is normal? Everybody is a different person and can be unique. That was just the intro. 0h boy you should keep reading for the next paragraph.
Today we went to the ocean. There were many dolphins. They were very funny and had pointy fins on their backs. And from a different angle you would think they were sharks. But they aren’t. They are things that kill sharks. So you can never judge a dolphin by their fin.
Third word of wisdom: the dolphins were very beautiful. They had cool designs on their back and were all in the group together. The liked to stay in a group because then they can half sleep. Sleep is fun and good, and if you ever have good enough friends to stay awake while you sleep… THEN TAKE THEM.
All the dolphins were jumping for joy. They were out of the water and twirling. This makes me think… Dolphins are so happy, and if they don’t want to be around you they won’t. So don’t bug them.
So that's a little ocean mysteries solved and really good DEEP thoughts. Lets all be like dolphins and not judge people and be beautiful and unique. And HAPPY!
~~~~~~~~~ Page Weston
Page offered to write my post for me today and she done me proud. Seriously, her brilliant mind makes me smile. I have had so much fun the past few nights being silly on our bed. Annette will well remember how cray cray I can get at night and I think I’ve passed these genes to my kids. We come alive when the sun goes down lol.
I am reminded of a good quote by Gandhi: “There’s more to life than increasing its speed.” Seems that everything epic happens when we slow down and simply be. Like tonight, we had nowhere to be, so we were just here. All of us on the bed. Playing dolphin, sharks, whales, and flying fish. I finally made everyone disperse so I could read my book because I’m still not perfect at being in the moment. I wanted to get back to reading my book. Once one has been “adultified” it’s hard to remain in childish moments, no matter how fun they are. Plus, Jesus told us to be childlike, not childish. But being immature is fun and funny, and the kids really love it when I show them I’m not all that stuffy.
They make me laugh. I love ‘em. And heck, they are so profound. Page’s post is proof positive!
Today we went to the ocean. There were many dolphins. They were very funny and had pointy fins on their backs. And from a different angle you would think they were sharks. But they aren’t. They are things that kill sharks. So you can never judge a dolphin by their fin.
Third word of wisdom: the dolphins were very beautiful. They had cool designs on their back and were all in the group together. The liked to stay in a group because then they can half sleep. Sleep is fun and good, and if you ever have good enough friends to stay awake while you sleep… THEN TAKE THEM.
All the dolphins were jumping for joy. They were out of the water and twirling. This makes me think… Dolphins are so happy, and if they don’t want to be around you they won’t. So don’t bug them.
So that's a little ocean mysteries solved and really good DEEP thoughts. Lets all be like dolphins and not judge people and be beautiful and unique. And HAPPY!
~~~~~~~~~ Page Weston
Page offered to write my post for me today and she done me proud. Seriously, her brilliant mind makes me smile. I have had so much fun the past few nights being silly on our bed. Annette will well remember how cray cray I can get at night and I think I’ve passed these genes to my kids. We come alive when the sun goes down lol.
I am reminded of a good quote by Gandhi: “There’s more to life than increasing its speed.” Seems that everything epic happens when we slow down and simply be. Like tonight, we had nowhere to be, so we were just here. All of us on the bed. Playing dolphin, sharks, whales, and flying fish. I finally made everyone disperse so I could read my book because I’m still not perfect at being in the moment. I wanted to get back to reading my book. Once one has been “adultified” it’s hard to remain in childish moments, no matter how fun they are. Plus, Jesus told us to be childlike, not childish. But being immature is fun and funny, and the kids really love it when I show them I’m not all that stuffy.
They make me laugh. I love ‘em. And heck, they are so profound. Page’s post is proof positive!
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