Sometimes the best way to stay out of trouble is to just go and take a nap. ~Anonymous
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One-Liner Wednesday~ taking a nap
One-Liner Wednesday~ I’m back!
“You have to fight through some bad days to earn the best days of your life.”~ Anonymous
I’m happy to be back blogging. After two months of recovering from surgery, I’m ready. I have lots of things to catch up on, however, I feel rejuvenated.
One-Liner Wednesday- Recovering from surgery
The reason I’ve been gone from blogging. I’m recovering from a joint knee replacement surgery on my right knee. The recovery has been hard and painful, however, at the end of the road the results will be great for me. I will try to keep reading a few blogs, hoping I can restart writing in my blog.
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One-Liner Wednesday- meditation
For the first time in my life, I went to a meditation session. I was nervous I didn’t know what to expect. I felt relaxed after the session. I’m interested in keep going.
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One-Liner Wednesday~ “Start”
Start where you are, use what you have, do what you can. ~ Anonymous
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One-Liner Wednesday~ be positive
“A negative mind will never give you a positive life”. – Anonymous
SoCS~ Remembering childhood phrases
This is a nice prompt and perfect for Mother’s Day weekend.
I remember in Puerto Rico my mother would have phrases that sometimes didn’t make any sense; however, they were powerful. Funny thing at the I didn’t understand it until I started using it on my kids. My mother has to deal with six kids, she uses those phrases to keep us in shape. She would say “don’t make me get up”, that was the warning.
Also, my mother uses the famous chancla (flip flops). She would throw that chancla to us and never miss. She was an expert.
-A few of her phrases I still remember:
-I’m telling you for your own good
-Put on some VapoRub
-When you have your own children, you will remember me.
-I don’t care about the rest; I care about you.
-My house is not a hotel or a restaurant
-While you live in this house…
-When I give you permission?
-This hurts me more than it hurts you
-And if your friend throws themselves out of the window so, would you?
-Because I said so!
Funny phrases coming from this Puerto Rican family. I miss you, mami.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers out there.
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