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Sheer Truth
Betty and Notty were two young mothers who lived across the street from each other. From their living room windows, each woman was able to observe the activities of the other woman’s family.
One day,Betty confessed that she’d been watching what went on in Notty’s front garden and that she envied her. I don’t know what you mean, Notty said with puzzled look on her faceWell, I often see your husband out in the front mowing your lawn, and I wish my husband would do the same thing, Betty said. Your garden is beautiful!
Notty laughed and then made her confession. "I have been doing the same thing Bettty," she said. I watch your husband in your front garden - and I have envied you! Notty shook her head with disbelief. "What on earth do you mean," She asked. Betty replied," I see your husband playing ball with your toddler so nicely." How I wish Sandy, my husband, would do the same thing! He never wants our boys in the way when he mows. Be honest Betty. Would you rather have your husband play with your son than have a well-manicured lawn?
I had not thought of that before, but your right Notty. I may have tall grass, but Sam, my husband is right about playing with little Finlay, Notty concluded.
Very often we are blind to our own blessings that are so obvious to others. Let us cultivate the habit of concentrating on our several blessings rather than brooding over what we perceive as curses.
I remember a proverb which I learnt in grade 5."Distant pasture is greener' My dear readers don't you agree with this proverb .Do you? I welcome your valuable comments.
One day,Betty confessed that she’d been watching what went on in Notty’s front garden and that she envied her. I don’t know what you mean, Notty said with puzzled look on her faceWell, I often see your husband out in the front mowing your lawn, and I wish my husband would do the same thing, Betty said. Your garden is beautiful!
Notty laughed and then made her confession. "I have been doing the same thing Bettty," she said. I watch your husband in your front garden - and I have envied you! Notty shook her head with disbelief. "What on earth do you mean," She asked. Betty replied," I see your husband playing ball with your toddler so nicely." How I wish Sandy, my husband, would do the same thing! He never wants our boys in the way when he mows. Be honest Betty. Would you rather have your husband play with your son than have a well-manicured lawn?
I had not thought of that before, but your right Notty. I may have tall grass, but Sam, my husband is right about playing with little Finlay, Notty concluded.
Very often we are blind to our own blessings that are so obvious to others. Let us cultivate the habit of concentrating on our several blessings rather than brooding over what we perceive as curses.
I remember a proverb which I learnt in grade 5."Distant pasture is greener' My dear readers don't you agree with this proverb .Do you? I welcome your valuable comments.
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