I love that there is such a word, and believe that adults who see the world through the eyes of a child also see the treasures and don’t view them as valueless objects.
With interactive white boards I suspect chalk will one day be a thing of the past. I remember each day the teacher appointed two of us to go outside to ‘bang the duster’. It was one of my favourite jobs as we ‘painted’ a wall with the left over chalk.
I love the ability to use chalk on large pieces of paper, on chalkboards and sidewalks, ♡ Beth. My favorite part of using chalk on paper is you can “soften the lines” by gently rubbing the chalk. 🙂
Once again, Beth … I am so blessed when I come to ididnthavemyglasseson !! One of the intense efforts we make in this life are to “put a name to it” … That’s a new name, for a child’s passion that has been around for centuries.
I love it and I would rather have chalk and driveways or colors and paper I am happy!!!! Thank you. I finally know where I can find you Ms Ksbeth. and I happy with my first read now I must catch up for sure. LOL
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Give me chalk and a driveway anyday😊
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Me too
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Nice!!
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)) I know you have a few yourself, roy )
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My son Carter finds habseligkeitens everywhere we go. Pockets full of treasure. 🙂
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Fantastic!
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Is this a word you use in English? That appears to me very difficult to say for you.
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No, not at all. It’s roots are German. Sometimes words to best describe things are found in other languages –
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I spotted that right away as totally Deutsch. Love it,.
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So you don’t have an equal word in English…. i teresting. I always thought German is more lacking from expressions…. haha!
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A word I shall treasure. Thank you!
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Happy that you like it )
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i want to be
the kid
this time 🙂
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Yes )
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I still use chalk…it’s wonderful. 🙂 Great post.
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I love to draw with chalk too, and thanks –
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German was my first language Beth. I am way more proficient in English now, so thanks for the new word! ❤
Diana xo
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My pleasure )
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I love that there is such a word, and believe that adults who see the world through the eyes of a child also see the treasures and don’t view them as valueless objects.
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Yes –
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With interactive white boards I suspect chalk will one day be a thing of the past. I remember each day the teacher appointed two of us to go outside to ‘bang the duster’. It was one of my favourite jobs as we ‘painted’ a wall with the left over chalk.
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There is always the sidewalk )
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I love the ability to use chalk on large pieces of paper, on chalkboards and sidewalks, ♡ Beth. My favorite part of using chalk on paper is you can “soften the lines” by gently rubbing the chalk. 🙂
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True, robin)
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Once again, Beth … I am so blessed when I come to ididnthavemyglasseson !! One of the intense efforts we make in this life are to “put a name to it” … That’s a new name, for a child’s passion that has been around for centuries.
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thank you, and it is as natural as breathing, for children, holding their ‘treasures’ dear.
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I can’t pronounce it, but I totally get it!
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ha!
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I love it and I would rather have chalk and driveways or colors and paper I am happy!!!! Thank you. I finally know where I can find you Ms Ksbeth. and I happy with my first read now I must catch up for sure. LOL
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thanks!
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I think I’d have to look up this word for spelling every dang time, Beth. But that doesn’t mean I fail to see it’s tremendous worth! 🙂
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it’s a pretty good one, isn’t it?
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That would include just about anything. When seeing things thru a child’s eyes, we have a renewed pleasure for things easily overlooked before. 😉
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That is so right, Judy –
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Do you have many things saved from when you were a child?
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i have just a few –
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Absolutely love this. I imagine there are quite a few things that fall in this category….
:0) Thanks for sharing. Love the new words.
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Mt pleasure )
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Reblogged this on and commented:
Kids are the lucky ones. They know how to find a treasure when we are busy looking elsewhere.
What is a habseligkeiten for you?
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I was going to say something about a child’s eyes, but russtowne beat me to it. I hope that at least sometimes I can still see with a child’s eyes.
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i think that i do at times, and hopefully never stop –
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We have so very many habseligkeiten in our home!
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lucky!
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