Here is a lovely post about keeping wonder alive from that excellent teacher Jennie!
We can all take a lesson from children. Â They notice everything. Â They look up, and they look down. Â They stop to look, really look, and to wonder. Â They remember what they see, and if an adult is around they ask questions.
The wonder children see is always there. Â We just have to stop and look up and look down. Â I did that tonight.
I looked up.
I looked down.
The moon began to rise. Â Do you see it on the left? Â I stayed to watch, and it looked like the Northern Lights were in the sky. Â The sky changes quickly, so I pay attention.
The moon is high. Â The sky and trees are beautiful. Â It reminds me of summer camp and slow evenings of wonder. Â It reminds me of the lyrics to Taps, played by a bugle.
Day is done, gone the sun,
From the lake, from the hills, from…
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Beautiful
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Yes, it is.
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Thank you, Charles!
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Jennie, you are very welcome.
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Another inspiring perspective from Jennie!
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Yes!
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Thank you for reposting this one, Charles… Jennie’s blog is one we should never miss…(which can still happen at WP “follow”…)
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KC, you are very welcome!
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Thats wonderful. Oh yes, you can have a lot of fun questioned by children. Sometimes a whole library should be on your side. But you will get inspired. Thank you for sharing, Charles. Have a beautiful Sunday! Michael
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Michael, you are very welcome.
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Thank you very much Charles. Enjoy your week. Michael
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