Spoiling your child with
things, may cause them to covet them.
Having them earn what they
desire makes them appreciate them more.
Which is true? Both or one
more than the other? Raising two sons who had been given much but also worked
hard to attain things I never thought about it much, until now…
This is me displaying all his
clean scarves on the guest-room bed, it being white and all that to be honest
came with his many grooming experiences over these nine plus years! Except for
the one that was a publicity one with the bag from a K-nine product.
Here’s the question, what
would you do?
I know laugh, which we do
regularly, since he is so adorable and causes us to laugh at his intelligent
ways. And I do close the door as quickly as possible that’s what is so
baffling; he is so very fast, and sneaky, for lack of a better description.
I suppose he and I can go on
this way for years with him taking his own scarves and me thinking I can teach
this older fellow newer tricks by putting them on him one at a time as he goes
until the two dozen are all neatly attached to him?
Nah, he won, although, he
let’s you know when you remove any that he wants it back, no winning now that
he has seriously gotten figuratively and literally attached to all three that
may be how he will have to be dressed after his baths, and grooming experiences!
He reminds me of that little
girl in that laundry detergent commercial about her wanting to always wear her
princess dress except for a few hours when daddy gets her to wear her
cowgirl/sheriff’s one so he can wash it…
Well, you got to be here!
On that odd note of when your
kids grow up and move away and you have no grands… your pets become more
important than ever! Although, ours were even when the boys were still at home... Who knows if we did have grands when they would go home it
would more than likely be the same thing… please allow me now to be the very first
to wish all of you a very happy good night and ask you to kindly count all your
blessings and share those overages with you know who and we will too!
And next time please be here
or be square, ya hear!