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Enjoy experiencing life simply.

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Amen to that!

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And who might we become?

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Who we were always meant to be...ourselves.

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I’ve always been a perpetual child, but had lost some of that with adulthood until I had my child.

Now, I walk on the curb, enjoy puddles, explore and look with curiosity as I always did.

These days my son is the adult…

And I’m not! 😊

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The roles have reversed. 😉

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Great insights and by stepping in a puddle we become one with it and also get to paint on the canvas of the walkway our footprint as being there and unique to us as no one has a footprint quite like our sneakers if well worn in and having some imperfections....as others are welcome to do as well! Quest well....Pax, Lux et Amor IHS

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"Time is focused on experiencing & simply being"...what luminous & effortless reminders children are of that marble of wisdom, the flame of innocence that intersects the hearts & minds of all! Thank you for sharing David...perhaps it comes as no surprise how timely the reminder of the memories of my grandad taking my sister and I on frog-catching trips through the muddy ponds of Wisconsin & my grandmother's grace at letting us back in the house when we returned with a bucket full of frogs...embellished with the remnants of the adventure 😳🤣 Unfolding Light this morning became an especially fun read when bridged with your reflection!!! ♾️🙏🐸

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The curiosity of children is something adults should really tap back into to regain our humanity in general. That's an amazing anecdote!

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I have 4 grand girls and another on the way. This story is so representative of them 🤣

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A friend and I were just discussing time this morning, David. Relative to quantum physics (which I understand almost not at all 😅). We exist in almost perpetual distraction. A lot more time is required to ponder the things that matter. Say the phrase "take time" out loud. Then think about the implications of that . . .

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I love where this is going!

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Great insights and by stepping in a puddle we become one with it and also get to paint on the canvas of the walkway our footprint as being there and unique to us as no one has a footprint quite like our sneakers if well worn in and having some imperfections....as others are welcome to do as well! Quest well....Pax, Lux et Amor IHS

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Great insights and by stepping in a puddle we become one with it and also get to paint on the canvas of the walkway our footprint as being there and unique to us as no one has a footprint quite like our sneakers if well worn in and having some imperfections....as others are welcome to do as well! Quest well....Pax, Lux et Amor IHS

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