Photo by Jodi Desautels (This isn't what my husband was writing about. But… it kind of fits.) Hello everyone. Today, we have a special treat. And, in it's own right it is inspirational. My husband agreed to write my blog post for me today. This is a man who has never sat down at the computer in our house before. He doesn't like to write. And, he has no idea what a blog is. So, it shocked me when he actually sat down at the computer. I thought he was just joking when he said he would do it. (Joking is his middle name. He doesn't do serious well.)
Yet, sure enough, he sat down at the computer hen pecking away, one finger at a time. Click, click, click. "How do you erase?" Click, click, click some more after I told him about the delete button. Click, click, click. I had no idea what the final result would be.
A little while longer, he came up with a version of the following that needed a few spelling and grammar corrections:
"Once upon a time there lived a Jodi. In the forest, she roamed and played in the winter’s snow; running and jumping, making lots of snow angels. She would run so fast she would warm the winter’s wind into a warm summer’s breeze. The smiles of all those around her would warm the face of winter’s sun who would then warm mother earth’s face; awakening sister spring and bring joy to all earth’s creatures."
I hope you enjoyed it. And, I hope you realize that anyone can surprise you and inspire you at any time. Thank you, Joe, for writing my blog. I love you.
Yet, sure enough, he sat down at the computer hen pecking away, one finger at a time. Click, click, click. "How do you erase?" Click, click, click some more after I told him about the delete button. Click, click, click. I had no idea what the final result would be.
A little while longer, he came up with a version of the following that needed a few spelling and grammar corrections:
"Once upon a time there lived a Jodi. In the forest, she roamed and played in the winter’s snow; running and jumping, making lots of snow angels. She would run so fast she would warm the winter’s wind into a warm summer’s breeze. The smiles of all those around her would warm the face of winter’s sun who would then warm mother earth’s face; awakening sister spring and bring joy to all earth’s creatures."
I hope you enjoyed it. And, I hope you realize that anyone can surprise you and inspire you at any time. Thank you, Joe, for writing my blog. I love you.
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