I read this poignant post today and wanted to share it.
Who are you today?
I often wonder
Have you geared up to tackle blunt realities or are you still clouded by conspiracy theories?
Are you still a cosy armchair expert or are you jumping into the field and getting your hands dirty?
Is your full-time job what you’d like to do in leisure? Perhaps, you published the comics, that the seven-year-old you unleashed on walls and chart paper alike.
If genetics wins the Nature vs Nurture debate, then perhaps you’ve found your safe haven in education. I bet you’re raising hell by inspiring your students to rebel.
I hope you’ve embraced your awkward self and still happily flail on the dance floor, fumble song lyrics and stay wary of glass.
I pray you still get lost, every now and then, and go through a memorable adventure to find your way back. Who knows? Maybe those days are long gone and…
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An interesting perspective.
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Hi Cathy I read Jenny’s latest blog post.What a terrific act of kindness from Thom, I was going to donate but I see it has closed and exceeded the target. Kind regardsPhil
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It has indeed, and Jen will be coming back with me when I return. She’s been deeply touched by everyone’s kindness and now has a two-month window before her next round of scans and treatment review. She’s really looking forward to spending it with her siblings.
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That was a great link to a challenging piece. I have thoughts like this from time to time too about old friends I haven’t seen in years.
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It is such a heartfelt and un-cliched way of saying ‘I miss you’.
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Yes.
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Hi Cathy. I read Jens blog after our fractured faith friends recommendation. What a brave woman, you must be so proud. I wish the best to you and your family.
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Thank you. She is so thrilled to be coming home with me for a while.
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That’s great. I’m sure it’ll be so nice to have her right there with you. My girls are 9 and 5. And my 5 year old has an overnight medical test coming up that I’m so grateful they allow me to stay with her for. I imagine that feeling never changes, no matter how old they are.
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