Another guest post over at OM’s blog 🙂
Another guest post over at OM’s blog 🙂
Kate Swaffer: Creating life with words: Inspiration, love and truth
Still a coach. Still a daddy. Just not Coach Daddy anymore.
for the love of stitching, sunshine, gardens, and contentment
Bringing mundanity to new levels
Australian homeschooling dad
My life's aspirations, inspirations and a little bit about running :)
Winifred M. Reilly, M.A., MFT
surrender to yourself
Connecting Ministry and Mission
journaling to see some answers
Tales from a stressed landlord
Let's talk crafts!
General ramblings of little importance.
A realistic approach to an optimistic life
"And now that you don't have to be perfect, you can be good." - John Steinbeck
Spreading Hope...a hat at a time.
well I dont go into the water not just because of jaws for other reasons ,so my wave would flatten early but yes Sis we do need to try and try again .There is nothing wrong with us Sis we are tries we try and try and one day we will get it right .
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I know Mum. I’m just trying to take it one day at a time.
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I love the beach and got over my fear of sharks early, though that Jaws movie nearly scared the poop out of me in a couple of places. 🙂
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Thanks for the smile Laurie 🙂
I love the beach as well but I won’t go in the water! lol
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Go in when it’s crowded, the sharks have too many choices then. As a grizzly aside, back in 1960 I think it was, a woman was dangling her baby in the edge of the water at Bondi, in Sydney. A shark swam through the crowd and snatched it from her grasp. Okay, now I know you’re never going in the water.
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The first book that I ever bought with my own money was called Shark Attack in Australia. I remember reading that story 🙂
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It would make you think twice about sitting on the loo. 🙂
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No the send up of Jaws called “Mullet” on the Paul Hogan Show did that 😉
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I forgot about that, it was so funny. 🙂
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I really enjoyed this post. I like the philosopher hat of yours. Thank you for inspiring an entire set of new thoughts and directions to take those thoughts!
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Thanks April. Glad you enjoyed the analogy.
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Loved it Sue.
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Thank you 🙂
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