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Your daughter painted on the dining room wall….

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Phone rang.  ”Sit down”

OK, I’m sitting.

“Your daughter (MY daughter :-) ) painted the dining room wall today”

Me: “ok”

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Her : ” You’re not upset”

Me: Nope… I have paint brushes and in 5 minutes we’ll have it all fixed up.”  ”Bye”

Perceptive matters!

Phone rang.  ”Sit down”

OK, I’m sitting.

“Your daughter (MY daughter :-) ) painted the dining room wall today”

Me: “ok”

Her : ” You’re not upset”

Me: Nope… I have paint brushes and in 5 minutes we’ll have it all fixed up.”  ”Bye”

Perceptive matters!

I see some of the most horrible injuries everyday.  I see lives ruined, families literally ripped apart and I treat people who may never be able to walk, work, love or learn ever again.

Anyone of *us* who is not able to see life through that filter and appreciate every living moment with the ones they love is missing out on a truly special opportunity.

’nuff said.

 

 

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