Children should be seen and not heard.
Each day during the month of February, at around 6 am Pacific Time, I will be posting an old adage, an old saying, a familiar expression that we’ve all heard and have probably used during our lifetimes. Your assignment, should you choose to accept it, will be to post a story, a poem, an image, an interpretation of what the expression means to you, or to do whatever it is that you want to do based upon the daily adage.
Please tag your post with #FFE and create a pingback to this post or include your link in a comment on each day’s post.
Have fun and be sure to read what others have posted in response to this prompt.
Ah, you have given me an idea for a blog post. Thank you.
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Good!
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Here is mine; https://myforever.blog/2020/02/05/an-old-adage-inspired-by-fandango/
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Best wishes on your move today Fandango! I bet you’ll enjoy your new home once this portion of the process is over! Here’s my contribution to your adage today: http://sparksfromacombustiblemind.com/2020/02/05/fandangos-february-expression-5/
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I know you don’t like kids, but sometimes, if you hear what they have to say, there’s a lot to be heard and learned.
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I’ve never believed or thought this.
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https://crushedcaramel.wordpress.com/2020/02/05/the-views-and-voices-of-children/
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I enjoyed yours, Crushed Caramel. I’d one to quite this part: Could it be that those adults who do so, no longer know how to think outside the box? Have they become boxed-in puppets of a global commercial system that always wants more, and wants to protect what it has and not share it with others?
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Sigh; correction: not “one to quite” — like to quote …
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Since I don’t agree with this one I am not able to bend my writing around to get to this point. Maybe next one.
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Excellent, Salted Caramel.
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