Sound advice from writer/blogger Anne Clare—-
I first posted this over a year ago, before most of you had joined me here. It seemed worth a revisit, in hopes that the little writing lessons I have learned (sometimes the hard way!) will be useful. -Anne
Playgrounds are difficult. Supervising three children on our morning excursions leaves me longing for my afternoon coffee.
My eldest is an organizer. Last week she had half a dozen kids using the wood chips that covered the ground as ‘ice cream’ in a makeshift shop, which they ‘sold’ to other children, stashing other wood chips in a hole in the playset for a bank… it was elaborate.
My middle child has followed his big sister around for years, allowing her to run the games. That era seems to be ending. He will still go along, when he wants to, but he is also beginning to assert his independence. He spent most of that…
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In reply to Anne Clare. Love-the-title I laughed my a** off !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ((-;
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It’s a good one! 🙂
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No kidding! I started laughing before the whole thing came on the screen. Best laugh of the week!!
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I’m glad to hear it- thanks 🙂
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The addition of the bear picture is what finished me off. Lovely post. (-:
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The bear pic came up when I posted to other sites. I wish it would’ve showed here. Loved it! 🙂
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It was a complex post that had humor and also the difficulty of watching children and protecting them. I saw the humor first and then the other came to me and I saw that it is a very creative post in mixing things in such a way. I like to laugh and sometimes there is not much to laugh about but this was done beautifully. It was a gift of laughter and it was more than that. Thanks Michael. and Clare.
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