Oh, I so love these little ones! Aren't they adorable?
You owe it yourself. Let it free. Let it out. Unleash the child inside
you.
We all need to find a little of our inner child every now and then.
Here are some brilliant quotes that keep making me smile,
by Rebbecca Pepper Sinkler, and Woody Harrelson.
"The reluctance to put away childish things may be a
requirement of genius".
"A grown up is a child with layers on".
I seem to remember the phrase..."are you a know-it-all? "
We tend to demonstrate our knowledge to others and trying to
act like an "expert". This is sure a way of killing off the creativity
and brilliant ideas.
Act like a child instead; I mean...be vibrant, be hearty,
be fascinated.
be fascinated.
Unleash the child inside you. Have fun. Go out. Or stay here.
And read more. Either way, big hugs to you!
Have a wonderful weekend, my sweets!
Whoa! What kind of coincidence is this that I log on 8 seconds after you've posted?? Already following your suggestion, Betty, as the weekend is already half done down under in OZ! So far, I've had a long winery lunch and taken a helicopter ride! Hope the rest of the w/end lives up to the start ...
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Adventures in Australia
I wish everyone thinks like that, for often I hear: "Don't behave like a child." Well, life is fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the peppy thoughts :)
Have a glorious weekend dear Betty.
Joy always,
Susan
Don't think I can manage a handstand [bad back ;-)] But I intend to have fun anyway. Have a great weekend Betty.
ReplyDeleteΠολύ νοσταλγική ανάρτηση. Πόσο πολύ στ΄αλήθεια έχουμε την ανάγκη κάποτε να είμαστε παιδιά!. Καλό Σ/Κ.
ReplyDeleteI have still the spirit of a child inside me!
ReplyDeleteHave a happy weekend!
I do have a child in me or rather there's a child in me that loves coming out ever now and then darling, enjoy your weekend xo :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent suggestion. I think I shall invite that inner child out and explore my world this weekend!
ReplyDeleteHave a happy day!
awe to be young again...
ReplyDeleteI am a child in an adult body, that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Teresa
Have a great weekend, Betty! The little ones are adorable and remind me of the innocence and fun being a kid. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful reminder!!!! Have a fantastic weekened!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll take your advice. Let's all have some fun this weekend :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOff to have an ice cream cone and attempt a cartwheel--at the same time! Thanks Betty! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou captured some great action shots here!!
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to think how the saying I know goes... something like: "Aging is inevitable. Maturing is optional."
I prefer to act like a kid! Enjoy your weekend, Betty!
you too, dear :)
ReplyDeleteAloha from Honolulu
Comfort Spiral
Loved this post and your blog :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck in my giveaway ;)
Hugs
Frenchy
So far? I'm having a wonderful weekend. Although, if I could play like those kids, I can't help but think it couldn't be better.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend my friend
ReplyDeletebig hugs;)
Im glad you found me!! sorry it was some trouble!!
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend!
sue
And how can anyone not have a wonderful weekend after seeing such lovely photos? Very playful! And yes, they remind me of my carefree childhood, when life was filled with nothing but moments of fun in anticipation of more fun. Thank you for sharing these contagious gems, Betty.
ReplyDeleteI hope you're enjoying a playful weekend, yourself.
Much love and hugs,
Nevine
oh ! how very important to take much care of these promises in the making.
ReplyDeletea wonderful sunday for you.
daily athens
Very nice! I'm having a great weekend and I hope you are as well.
ReplyDeleteThese are great remeinders. Thanks Betty!
ReplyDeletexoRobyn
I think I will take your advice and go to the park tomorrow and rise the swings and slides!
ReplyDeleteI have a question for you. I notice you reply to my comments and they come to my email. How do you do that? I would like to be able to do that too. thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI still haven't grown up. In fact, I don't know what I want to be when I grow up. I know....I'll just be myself. A big kid.
ReplyDeleteStill a child at heart, my favourite pastime this time of year is to walk through leaves - shame that I can't physically do it for long but in my mind I'm walking through forests thickly carpeted in leaves.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great post, I hope you have had a great week-end, full of child-like joy.
nice moments you captured here...
ReplyDeletedarn.. too late. should have read this on before the weekend began..
ReplyDeleteI'M tired from the weekend.
Back to work tomorrow.
A playful weekend sounds perfect!
ReplyDeleteFrom one of the 'oldest' children' you'll ever meet, since I did not become a child until age 50.
ReplyDeleteThen, on the violin, I became the 'oldest child prodigy' ever in history (Guiness Stout Book of Records--grin!).
And now you are saying it is OKAY!
LOVED those photos of the 'real' children!!! A Good 'shoot'!
And I am saying, thank you for the comment you left on mine--it is moments like that why I blog. Please KNOW that.
Otherwise...Phtttttt!
Pleasant thoughts, and PEACE to you, Betty!
The weekend is ending and I'm a bit late but I'll still take your advice anyway...though I'm feeling more like a lazy child right now, lol :)
ReplyDeleteThe child inside of me can still do handstands. Do you know how scary that is? LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat advice, Betty! I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeletelovely post. Thanks for dropping by my blog and following, I am already a follower of your blog. Have an awesome week! WV Stitcher
ReplyDeleteThanks for following me at The Place to be Happy (http://theworldlaughswithyou.blogspot.com) and Love Life and Celebrity (http://ablogail2.blogspot.com).
ReplyDeleteI am following you now too. Love your blog.
Angel x
The child resides in me, for sure. The only way I can actually revel in teaching high school!
ReplyDeleteIn my head I want to do all those things....turn flips ..:0
ReplyDeleteChildren keep us young!!
when i saw your comment when i woke up i was actually very confused as i thought i was following u xxx ive tried to follow u again and hopefully this time it works xx
ReplyDeleteI did a better job of it as an adult, than I did as a child...
ReplyDeleteHi there! Looks like a fun weekend! Following you back!! Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Alissia
Tips 4 Green
Lovely pictures! I hope you enjoyed your weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love these pics, especially the beach one. Ah, I remember being that young and playing...I really do.
ReplyDeleteThanks for join my blog hop.
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I'm following your blog.
Have a nice day,
Nan
http://beonefineday.blogspot.com
I never let the child go away from me.
ReplyDeleteEven doing childish things or
saying phrases, is very funny!
Thank you for reminding us:} :} :}
Monika
Kiddos bring out fun you never even knew you could still have!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! I'm following you back! Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteJenn
www.thenewdealdaily.com
Wheeeeeee!
ReplyDeleteFun is watching me in Zumba class. I'm glad I can laugh at myself! www.myhealthysushi.com
ReplyDeleteI love how so many of these pictures have captured children upsidedown!
ReplyDeletePearl
I think I'll have a playful life!
ReplyDeleteI'll never grow up. ah, er, um, old. I'll never grow old. Have a great week, Betty. Be well. Be blessed and be a blessing.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the visit. The photos are lovely.
I am following you at # 973
Thanks!
http://havesippywilltravel.blogspot.com/
oh to feel like a child again..
ReplyDeleteHave a great time on your trip!
ReplyDeleteTrain journeys are JOLLY!
ReplyDeleteSo glad 4 you :)
Have fun & be safe! Just wanted to say thanks for posting a Rod Stewart song now it is stuck in my head. LOL
ReplyDeleteI agree that grown ups are just children with layers on.
ReplyDeletethanks for the reminder! and thanks for following. i'm following you back!
ReplyDeleteHi,thanks for the follow..Now I follow back!
ReplyDeleteI have an idea that there is a huge difference between being childlike and childish; and that a lot of childishness comes from the effort to be unduly grown-up.
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Pistol in hand, we all three rushed into the room