what’s left behind by the kinder after week one.
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“if you focus on what you left behind,
you’ll never be able to see what lies ahead.”
-remi gaillard
Sep7
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
That’s not too much for week one. Do the kinder get more forgetful as the weeks go by?
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not much at all, and it sure ramps up over the year -)
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That’s true but I often find these little objects beyond endearing. I have a small green cloth frog I saw lying on a towpath over a couple of days. On the second day I picked it up and moved to a wall where it would be easier to see and on about the fifth day, realising no one was going to claim it, I took it inside and placed it in the bedroom window with some other small toy ducks and bears I thought might befriend it. It is now in charge of my marketing department. I’m not sure it does a very good job but no one has the heart to tell it that 🙂
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I so agree with this, and glad your frog found his true calling.
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That’s not nearly as bad as when i left my plumbers tool box behind on the job…..
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oops!
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Somebody is squinting against the sun, Beth. Love those frames.
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yes, it’s then that they remember they left something behind
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What you leave behind here, beth, helps me face the day ahead. ❤
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Such fashion sense at such a young age! And for being the first week that’s not a bad total there.
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I agree with all of that -)
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great sentiment!!!!
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thanks, susie -)
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WOW!!!!
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yes)
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The little sheep is the most!
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🐑
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baaa
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Oh dear! A very kool kinder is going to miss their sunglasses.
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Yes!
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I have these at school, too! 🙂
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I’ll bet you do!)
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🙂
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An interesting collection! So, you are back in the saddle again for another year! Hope it is a great one for you!
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thanks, and giddy up!
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:>)
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Wise words Beth. 🙂
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I think it applies to all of life, no matter your age
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I’d hate to have lost those sunglasses…. 😉
I wd want you as a teacher. Always sucg hreat posts.
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yes, they are truly a treasure. and thank you, Kiki –
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Were it my unique Left Behind trove…. pens, reader eyeglasses & my keys! Some Left Behinders never Get Orderly.
Lovely post – new here, via Poetry Friday.
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yes, and mine would be much the same. thank you, and I look forward to reading your work –
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ah; the joy of teaching little ones. in a few years, they’ll be leaving behind keys, phones, and their accounting textbooks (I think the last one on purpose)
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Yes )
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I usually find these sorts of items in my washing machine. 🙂
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ah, yes -)
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Sort of goes along with what is in a child’s pocket. Usually an interesting assortment.
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Exactly)
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