lessons learned
Lessons learned. Or are they?
Sophie, who knows that I'll give her THAT LOOK, continues to roll.
She careth not and never learns - that's the good thing about being a dog.
Learning over and over again can be a good thing - something you continue to be amazed to learn OR the result of a bad thing - from years of experience, like Sophie and her habitual rolling.
So, how about you?
The lesson I keep learning over and over again is __________.
Okay, your turn. Tell me what you've learned.
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ReplyDeletethat is the funniest photo..
ReplyDeletefrom the tiny dashboard snap i thought, whoa that is one ugly
( sorry) marked dog..then i fell out laughing when i saw the big picture, not ugly at all ,just had a party suit on...dogs are the best.
what i learn over and over..
life is easier if i'm organized.
haha! love that! and amen - you are so right.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo - part of my husband's allure was that he had a great lab named Sandy - we've had dogs in our family ever since. The lesson I keep on learning...exercising always seems time consuming and un-fun, but in the end makes me feel so much better (I don't have this motivation problem with beads :-))
ReplyDeleteHee hee, just needed to voice my appreciation for the photo (and the relief that my pupper usually just rolls in grass)!
ReplyDeleteFor me? It's that I feel better when I exercise. I know that. I've proved it over and over again... and yet I still let the "don't wannas" get in the way constantly. D'oh!
ReplyDeleteAt first glance I thought the poor thing had porcupine quills all over her! Thank God she doesn't! Being cute lets you get away with anything.
ReplyDeleteOh my - that is too cute. :)
ReplyDeleteAs for what I learn over and over? never put off until tomorrow what I could have done today...
~ Laura (Moags)
Love the photo and what did she roll in?
ReplyDeleteMy lessons, I have two.
1. when my kids ask for a hug, always stop and give it to them. I always feel better afterwards.
2. exercise - I never regret doing it and feel better afterwards.
FYI: for those who asked. She rolled in dried bermuda grass - more or less every day last fall.
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't as bad as it looked, except that it needed a hair dryer to clean and she's terrified of hair dryers - so that was a fun experience.
I'm going to add mine.
ReplyDeleteThe first thing that came to mind was how good I feel when I exercise, yet I never want to do it.
Second - how good the house feels when it's clean. Never want to do that either. But that's more laziness than not knowing. :)
When you eat icecream in the evening your tummy hurts in the morning... ooooooohhhhhh.......how does one resist Brown Cow from Tillamook???
ReplyDeleteI'm with you Sophie.....
I've learned I repeat stupid parenting mistakes more than I'd like to admit, but when I get it right the problems don't come back.
ReplyDeleteHahaha - how could you be mad at that face ??? I have learned it's best to hold your breath and count to three.....especially with kids animals and husbands.
ReplyDeleteLori, I second you with both your lessons and a big TA! to Judy for hers... made me smile (and too true!)
ReplyDeleteMy lesson is that the slower I go the faster I get there. It sometimes frustrates me but always works.
She must have had so much fun. That photo is a hoot.
ReplyDeleteThe lesson that I learn over and over again is that I feel so free when I just go ahead and do what ever it is that I dread.
Of course I relearn it only after putting it off as long as I can.