Tell Honey thanks for the reminder – oh! and tell her she’s quite a beauty these days! Or don’t…we wouldn’t want it going to her golden-head. 🙂

If you look back at a few Puppiness Project posts, you’ll find it turns up in different iterations because this is a lesson I often need reminding with. 🙂

Blog comments are interesting for me. I don’t leave as many as I’d like (sometimes because it takes me so long to read posts that the topic is quite old by the time I get there). But I like to let people know I appreciate their work and that it made me think.

Perhaps I need to find someone who can design a widget that just leaves applause at a website without me having to write anything. 🙂

Thank you. I’m very pleased to hear that.

One of my sensitive spots is that I’d like to be seen as a kind and gentle person but I don’t think those are the first words people think of to describe me. I guess we don’t appreciate what we have and always want something else.

See reply to One Person’s View–the key is living long enough to learn all your lessons. 🙂

Unless, of course, someone says, “If you want to chaperone 20 randy teenagers, show your agreement by remaining silent.” 🙂

Do you ever wonder if people who comment at random on gigantic websites (like Yahoo) are just being like the Whos on Horton? (“We are here, we are here, we are heeeeere!”)

I do think that’s different from commenting here. We’re a pretty small group and you know you’re being heard. 🙂

Thanks, sweetie. Of course everyone here knows you need to say that. 🙂

I can’t say I get more form the conversation because it’s such a struggle to stay silent and listen.

I do, however, enjoy asking people questions a lot. I just realized that I do in my blog the same thing I do when I meet new people–ask them questions.

Ooh, a Biblical proverb by way of Abraham Lincoln. I think you’ve just elevated this entire discussion. 🙂

I hope a lot of things about me will get better as I get older. I’m just afraid I won’t live long enough to learn all the lessons I need.