A truism: In everything there is a story and rarely do we know the full story. At best, we see partials, a snippet, and from there we draw conclusions, make judgments, fill in the gaps with dedicated certainty in made-up meanings, interpretations, and projections from our own experiences. Imagination runs rampant whether we recognize it or not.
We laughed when we saw this note. It was lodged in a gutter, having blown from the spot where the last of the 2-4 year olds was claimed. Kerri said, “Darn! I wanted a three year old.”
“Why a three year old?” I asked.
She shivered, shaking a specific memory from her mind and replied, “Anything to avoid the terrible twos.”
read Kerri’s blog post about FREE 2-4 YEAR OLDS
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