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Anybody seeen my hairbrush lately?? I’m Larry the Cucumber from Veggie Tales – looking for my hairbrush……but maybe Peach needs it more for her ‘fuzz’?!
Actaully, I’m not ‘really’ looking for it. The unofficial poll that I’ve taken over the last year seems to be 95% to 5% to keep my hair short – like at about a #3-#5 clipper short. After all, people tell me, there aren’t heads that look that good with hair as short as mine and look at it this way – no hair products to buy and no bad hair days! Larry Boy is more than a reminder about not whining about not having hair. It is a good reminder that there is really VERY little to whine about. With governemtents crumbling around us, daily, with our world caving liteally in on us, boulder by boulder, river by river, wild fire by wild fire…..daily….. What do think you should be doing about it? Are you going to sit and whaller in your pile of fertilizer/ manure or are you going to take the short 5 seconds it takes to look at the end of your hand and say: How can I make a difference today? I think I’ll take the 5 second route – how about you?
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AuthorCare Tuk is a nationally known speaker, educator, and retreat/workshop leader. She has been a school, hospital, and home health occupational therapist for more than 30 years. She has been named as a Top Business Woman in America and recognized for her work with youth, disability outreach and awareness, and the American Cancer Society. |
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