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.
This, That, and the Other 
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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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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