I had a box of crayons,
All shiny, straight and new.
I lent a friend one crayon,
And -- oops -- it broke in two!
My friend said she was sorry,
But I said, "I don't care,
'Cause now we both can color
With one crayon -- we can share!"
I can't remember where this little rhyme came from, but I love the way it expresses turning a negative into a positive. It's a remnant of working with children and is floating around in my thoughts today. Celebrate and honor your friends, this day of International Friendship.
2 comments:
I'll have to save that poem for the next time the girl-child breaks one of her brother's crayons. ;-) WW3, I tell ya.
I like the kitty picture, too.
I have always loved that poem Laurie!! I totally forgot about it..thank you for the reminder. I am so loving your pics so I thank you for that too!!!
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