A parent who really desires to understand his child does not look at him through the screen of an ideal. It is only when one feels no love for the child that one imposes upon him an ideal, for then one's ambitions are trying to fulfil themselves in him, wanting him to become this or that. If one loves, not the ideal, but the child, then there is a possibility of helping him to understand himself as he is. Krishnamurti
Friday, January 05, 2007
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Photos: Corsham & Chippenham, this morning We've been reading Human Achievement by David Shrlgley - hilarious!
Corsham! Good grief, are you trying to make me homesick? Never mind, closer inspection reveals sky devoid of colour. There again, I'm a bit 'weather weary' as my son couldn't cope with the 'light breeze' and so walked 100 yards curled up like a question mark. The walk was made easier by the parting of the crowd as his screams were an early warning sign. Cheers
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Corsham! Good grief, are you trying to make me homesick?
Never mind, closer inspection reveals sky devoid of colour. There again, I'm a bit 'weather weary' as my son couldn't cope with the 'light breeze' and so walked 100 yards curled up like a question mark. The walk was made easier by the parting of the crowd as his screams were an early warning sign.
Cheers
Oh yes, it has been grey, wet and cold!
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