Jan14

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today a ladybug stopped by our classroom veterinary clinic

the kinder docs looked at it closely with a magnifying glass

 decided it might be having trouble flying

after much discussion, more close looks, a few notes on a paper, a phone call,

and a blood pressure check of one of the other docs

 their good care and magic worked

and the ladybug flew away home.

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“true compassion means not only feeling another’s pain but also being moved to help relieve it.”

-daniel goleman

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  5. We think we teach children. Actually it’s the other way around.

    You should see my kitchen floor during the ladybug season. It’s the only creature I don’t stomp on and step on but cradle it gently and set out on the patio.

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  6. Ladybugs are special little creatures, “These creatures are reminders for humans to allow themselves to tap into their child-like enthusiasm, creativity, and playfulness to understand your authentic self and stay connected with it. They represent enthusiasm and innocence.

    Ladybugs also signify soaring hopes and are a means for earthbound creatures to connect with the heavens. In many ancient cultures, people believed that these small insects could carry your wishes to God.”

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  23. It’s impressive that they acknowledge the things that those of us who aren’t wearing our glasses can’t even see in the first place. Perhaps you literally need a child’s eyes to see the world from the right perspective.

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