Remember when you were a child and didn't worry about anything? I do and sometimes we all need to take a leap of faith and remember the child within us that trusted and with hope looked forward to tomorrow.
What a beautiful thought about how we should look at life as children. My creative search never wanes and I never seem to be able to learn enough. I look at life the way you describe it without fear because fear only drags us down and causes misery for others.
By being open to many possibilities, when an adult decision faces me, I'm able to make it without running and hiding like a child might.
...it isn't always easy, Kathy, to get in touch with our inner children...but thanks to your wise lines...now we can try to invite those lost inner children back into our lives...as you said...just remember the time when we were children...when things were simpler and true...and try to be like a child again..."a lucky one"...
Thanks for the...Aha moment.
I guess I had a few carefree days, Kathy, when I was a child, but most of my memories are wrapped around a very vicious mother who used to send me to school with black eyes and whip marks among other thinjgw.
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Michael D.
By being open to many possibilities, when an adult decision faces me, I'm able to make it without running and hiding like a child might.
Ron
Thanks for the...Aha moment.