Sunday Post ~
“Play is the work of a child;
Play is the renewal of an adult.” — Joseph Lee
Matthew 18:1-5
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February 26, 2006 by Susie
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What Was I Thinking? 
I have never ever been first on a blog. And I have never heard of Joseph
Lee. I have heard of Robert Lee. Introducing a new person with a quote
is good for my head.
And speaking of heads, I love the picture of the girls “playing with
their hair”. I for one still love someone to “play with my hair”.
Don’t you wish sometimes you were 10
again and what we see here was your
day.
Love,
Nikki
PS Susie I put a little blurb on
your post from yesterday re the
“what is the Philly chromsome” if
anyone really wants the info.
Have a great day.
I love the line “Play is the work of a child.” I use it all the time. I did not realize there was a second part to it.
Happy Sunday to you Susie.
Play is definitely the renewal of the adult. And we always take the opportunity to play here in blogland. Sure, there is pain, there are shared tears, but through it all we still manage to have a lot of fun. I’m sure that’s why I feel so comfortable in the blog neighborhood.
Happy Sunday, Susie!
Oh, that’s lovely!
Like William, I didn’t know there was a second part to it. Sorta explains the cheerleading uniforms, now, doesn’t it?! Hugs to you, and Happy Sunday!
P.S. — How cool am I now?? I’m like William!!
Nice photograph – very artsy 🙂 But if we go by your bible passage and the quote, I don’t know what to do. The quote says that play is the work of a child and the passage says to become more childlike – hence play becomes work. But then the quote says play is the renewal of an adult so therefore it’s no longer work and…
ow. My head hurts.
Is it ok to just be generally nice to people and then go eat sushi?
Susie, I love the picture and the quote, but Jim’s comment gave me a headache. 🙂
Happy Sunday!
word verfication: csfibllu — See if I blue? See I fib you?
nikki, maybe when we have a blog girls’ PJ party, we can “wrap” each other’s hair — and make only nice comments about everyone’s oranges 😉 Some days, or at least some moments, I am 10.
I got your explanation on the other post; if you have time, go see my question about that 🙂
william, I saw that on a poster in a co-worker’s office 🙂 Happy Sunday to you, too.
squirl, this is absolutely my playground, and I have such fun playmates, such as yourself 😉
candace, thank you; you would know lovely 🙂
eclectic, well, it’s ONE possible explanation for the cheerleading uniforms 😉 William is the COOLEST of the cool, IMO. You are in good company, indeed.
jim, first, you get a gold star on your permanent record for looking up the scripture.
Second . . . STOP IT! You’re giving the other children headaches! GO PLAY!
CK, I know, baby, I took care of him 🙂 Happy Sunday to the whole circus.
Oh Susie, this just touched my heart is SO many ways.
Brennen said something this morning with regard to Deb, and I updated my last post with what my dear son said.
Please go check it out. I updated it before coming here, and i’m just crying this morning. I’ve been researching ALL, and just tears flowing.
Nikki- i’m going to check out the blurb now. Thanks for that.
I sent an email to all of my blogging friends that go to school with me. I know several of them are praying people, and some are not; but sending positive vibes and thoughts will come through.
Love,
Dawn
I love Sundays ~ wonderful quote . . . and I think it is time to go play.
dawn, thank you for that, and for everything. Your boy is always amazing; he must have some kinda special mama 🙂 You are an excellent captain, there, missy. I think you will single-handedly bring hairy legs back into fashion :p
nina, the thought of you playing tickles me tremendously; I hope you have a fun day, whatever you play 🙂
Aw! I remember spending time with the girlfriends and doing each other’s hair. Good times.
That’s gotta make those oranges feel good ;).
Happy Sunday Susie! Thank you for the smile!
I think I need to play more—a lot more.
But…what if play never stops being the center of one’s life?
Does that prevent the growing up part of the equation?
I’m betting on it.
I would love hairy legs to be in fashion! I justify it because its winter and long pants are worn. Makes sence to me!
I am amazed at some of the things the boys say and do. Not to sound concited, but, yes, they do have a good mama. I make mistakes, and i’m never going to be perfect, but they learn alot, and things they say and do comes from somewhere.
Thank you for that.
kranki, I know; slumber parties are the best. I think grown-up girls should have them, too, but I haven’t arranged that, yet . . .
chchchchia, the non-firm oranges are fine, thanks; I really did consider how to post them here, you know, for inspirational purposes; I’m still working on that, it could happen 😉
ssnick, then, by all means, PLAY!
bucky, your place is the first place I go when I went to play. Sometimes I stop at the fence and run home screaming, but it’s the first place I go. You, my dear, are a PLAYAH! A world-class playah 🙂 Homies in your bra . . . good times . . .
lawbrat, I saw something that made me think of you tonight and I gotta send it. If you read this, email me your current address 🙂
Great picture Susie. Happy Sunday.
Is it ok to just be generally nice to people and then go eat sushi?
I hope so, because it’s something I do. A lot.
Beautiful Sunday Post, Susie. I always visit you for inspiration.
Tease 😛
DON’T go over to Kranki’s anymore until later, Susie. Whatever you do, DON’T go see Kranki’s comments.
*heh*
I have to smile every time I drop in on your blog sight….I think that your heading is so cool….. I love the picture and the quote…
When I saw this picture I remembered how my friends and I would sit one after the other, train style, braiding each other’s hair.
Man, those were good times.