It is in the fall, that one begins to realize the true nature of one’s strengths. Falling is the souls work which leads to the ascent of spiritual aspirations. Clever use of the Cheshire Cat.
Hey there Thomas. Thanks again for the copy of the book. It was great. I posted the article linking back to the phone poem that caught my attention. I am not sure if it notified you, but I want to let you know I am grateful for the work you do. It brings laughs and makes you think at a deeper psychological perspective.
Thank you Dr. Maples, I believe as humans we all strive for communication and understanding and most of all to be loved for who we are. I am glad that is conveyed in my own way.
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Heart emoji back at ya!
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Thank you for my chuckle of the day.
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You’re welcome Barbara.
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Love the little poem with smiling Cheshire Cat.. 🙂
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Thank you Sue!
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A cute, witty poem and a cat’s mischievous grin!
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Thank you!
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I believe it did.
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My fave book, Alice In Wonderland 🙂
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Such a classic.
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Great escape 🙂
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Thank you Zael
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True in funny way😊
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Thank you!
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Welcome,dear!!
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Just came across your blog. Lovely.
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Thank you!
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Welcome
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This is cleverly penned and so creative. A vivid joyous smile it brings. 😊
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Thank you!
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You are quite welcome 😊
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This made me smile:)
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Lovely smile!
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I shall now be humming the Cheshire Cat’s rendition of “Jabberwocky” to myself…
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You may have noticed… but I am not all there myself.
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‘Oh, you can’t help that,’ said the cat. ‘We’re all mad here.’
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Love your work, it reminds me so much of Shel Silverstein’s work.
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A favorite of mine, as is Roald Dahl and Luis Sacher. Thank you!
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Love it thanks for sharing it with us 🙂
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You’re welcome.
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Reblogged this on Miss Ruby Heart and commented:
Love this little poem simply had to share 🙂
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Thank you Miss Heart!
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Love it!
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Thank you. It loves you back!
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It is in the fall, that one begins to realize the true nature of one’s strengths. Falling is the souls work which leads to the ascent of spiritual aspirations. Clever use of the Cheshire Cat.
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Or perhaps it was never a smile to begin with.
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Hey there Thomas. Thanks again for the copy of the book. It was great. I posted the article linking back to the phone poem that caught my attention. I am not sure if it notified you, but I want to let you know I am grateful for the work you do. It brings laughs and makes you think at a deeper psychological perspective.
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Thank you Dr. Maples, I believe as humans we all strive for communication and understanding and most of all to be loved for who we are. I am glad that is conveyed in my own way.
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Thank you Mr. Holliman.
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😁
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Delightful!
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Thank you!
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You are so welcome!
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Indeed! Very very clever. Quite true. Falling down can be quite sobering. Then…there is the knowing smile. LOL
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It’s the quiet type with the knowing smile you need to watch out for!
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