
We feature an original illustration by the wonderful Mari Andrew every Friday morning. Here’s today’s.
P.S. How silver linings work, and nightly thoughts.

We feature an original illustration by the wonderful Mari Andrew every Friday morning. Here’s today’s.
P.S. How silver linings work, and nightly thoughts.
So true, I want to be 14 again :-)
Same here in Germany.
:0)
& simple, but sooo true!
& since two… three years, I feel more “white” than “blue”.
;0)
@Cora,
LOLOL !!!
Greetings Sabine
I’m only turning 18 but I completely agree. It’s easy to feel like you ~*know stuff*~ at any age, but then as time goes on, you look back and think, man that was nothing!
Joanne | Life in Blue Skies
Yep! And the “How Much I Fear” graph is exactly opposite to this one.
http://www.agenfirmax.id/obat-herbal-asam-urat-alami-tradisional-yang-paling-ampuh/
When my kids were at certain ages, they amazed with their surety about all things. For years I’d say, “It must be a marvelous thing to be 12 (or 14, 16…and so forth) and know absolutely everything!”
Yep! And the “How Much I Fear” graph is exactly opposite to this one.
Mari is one wise woman :-)
Dead on! Ha ha.
This is one of the things I loved most about teaching social studies to high school seniors. Introducing them to really big global issues at a time in life where they felt like they already knew everything was powerful – they were just at the tipping point of realizing how much there was to learn about the world.
This is so true! I went back to school at 42 (three years ago) and I have found it so much more fun to be in school at this age because there is SO much more I want to learn and know. : )
Oh my gosh, I am 63. This is so true (and sad really!)
this is interesting but true!
So, so accurate. “I wish that I knew what I know now, when I was younger!”
Apparently Trump didn’t get the memo
LOLOL
So true! I always say I knew a lot more about raising kids before I had them.
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