Hmmm, Ms. Kelly. Is this video a reflection of your own experience? You found what you had thought was a safe, tiny inlet with your small studentbody at HSAO, only to discover it was full of brackish water where sharks were swimming? (i.e. TIKO)Is this a heads up for your students to grab our water wings and prepare to dive into deeper water?
Understanding others comes from understanding yourself, first. Issues can be made to "float" and 'hang in the balance' of things. As long as the person beware that this is only temporary and will need to be dealt with, lest it become bigger or more of a burden.
We must all learn to 'float' and rise above our shortcomings on our journeys through life.
Thank you for your comment. I find myself wondering if anyone is helped when, in an attempt to reach out to comfort others, we find ourselves sharing our own pain. It is with a disheartened and tired sigh that I watch myself involved in this process.
Well, sharks are more intelligent than some people assume. Instinctively, they are not predators of humans. However, big sharks eat smaller fish. For those smaller and tasty sea-dwellers, hungry sharks can be quite disconcerting.
I am quite shocked you would say something as such.
you know as well as I that issues will not just "float away". Rather they should be faced head on addressed and dealt with.
Though I do understand the desire to have them slip away in such a manner, you tend to ask others to embrace issues, and get a full perspective/understanding of said issue so they may better handle said issue appropriately. I have not yet known you to back down from confrontation.
Meubby- I feel like I can always rely on you for an honest assessment with thoughtfulness and candor. Yes, it is wishful to have my problems just float away. You're right. Issues need to be faced and addressed. I must have lost my head. I will use the extra time this weekend to reflect on my current situation. Thank you for your response. It doesn't always feel good to hear the truth, but in the long run, it is quite important. Thanks again.
CNG, your feelings are not far off as I am a fan of yours. You are an intriguing dichotomy of comically whimsical (as seen in your videos)and intellectually sophisticated (as seen in your comments). Thanks for the smile...
You honor me with your comments, Betz. Thank you. I am glad you enjoy what I have to share. You are a very warm and thoughtful person in a world that is sometimes very cold and thoughtless...
I know. I just felt the need to try something new with grammar rule-breaking. I am fighting the urge to go back and correct it. Thank you for noticing, though. This impresses me. Gold star for floweroflife462!
As for speaking, my fingers have become a little tired of typing lately...
Hmmm, Ms. Kelly. Is this video a reflection of your own experience? You found what you had thought was a safe, tiny inlet with your small studentbody at HSAO, only to discover it was full of brackish water where sharks were swimming? (i.e. TIKO)Is this a heads up for your students to grab our water wings and prepare to dive into deeper water?
Luminous2 5 years ago
Wow, luminous, these are excellent questions. I wish I had the answers...I wish I was sure...
mskelly333 5 years ago
Understanding others comes from understanding yourself, first. Issues can be made to "float" and 'hang in the balance' of things. As long as the person beware that this is only temporary and will need to be dealt with, lest it become bigger or more of a burden.
We must all learn to 'float' and rise above our shortcomings on our journeys through life.
kageyuki75 5 years ago
This is quite sage advice. Thank you, kageyuki...
mskelly333 5 years ago
Washed up clichés. Brackish waters in tiny inlets.
Hmmmm. Much to think about here I think.
LG15curiousGeorge 5 years ago
Thank you for your comment. I find myself wondering if anyone is helped when, in an attempt to reach out to comfort others, we find ourselves sharing our own pain. It is with a disheartened and tired sigh that I watch myself involved in this process.
mskelly333 5 years ago
What is your opinion of sharks?
janesalteredstates 5 years ago
Well, sharks are more intelligent than some people assume. Instinctively, they are not predators of humans. However, big sharks eat smaller fish. For those smaller and tasty sea-dwellers, hungry sharks can be quite disconcerting.
mskelly333 5 years ago
Insightful as always.
janesalteredstates 5 years ago
You delve into dark waters, my dear. We all have our issues. I hope you swim above your own.
chershaytoute 5 years ago
Thank you for this show of support. I, too, hope that whatever issues plague me eventually rise to the surface and float away...
mskelly333 5 years ago
MsKelly,
I am quite shocked you would say something as such.
you know as well as I that issues will not just "float away". Rather they should be faced head on addressed and dealt with.
Though I do understand the desire to have them slip away in such a manner, you tend to ask others to embrace issues, and get a full perspective/understanding of said issue so they may better handle said issue appropriately. I have not yet known you to back down from confrontation.
M.
meubby 5 years ago
Meubby- I feel like I can always rely on you for an honest assessment with thoughtfulness and candor. Yes, it is wishful to have my problems just float away. You're right. Issues need to be faced and addressed. I must have lost my head. I will use the extra time this weekend to reflect on my current situation. Thank you for your response. It doesn't always feel good to hear the truth, but in the long run, it is quite important. Thanks again.
mskelly333 5 years ago
Why do I get the feeling you read my comments on delusional reality? :)
colbertnationgirl 5 years ago
CNG, your feelings are not far off as I am a fan of yours. You are an intriguing dichotomy of comically whimsical (as seen in your videos)and intellectually sophisticated (as seen in your comments). Thanks for the smile...
mskelly333 5 years ago
Thank you Ms. Kelly, that means a lot coming from you!:)
colbertnationgirl 5 years ago
you are really becoming one of my favorite people mskelly!
betz28 5 years ago
You honor me with your comments, Betz. Thank you. I am glad you enjoy what I have to share. You are a very warm and thoughtful person in a world that is sometimes very cold and thoughtless...
mskelly333 5 years ago
Tsk, Tsk, MsKelly - ending a sentence (in your description) with a preposition! ;) What brought on the urge to begin speaking in your videos?
floweroflife462 5 years ago
I know. I just felt the need to try something new with grammar rule-breaking. I am fighting the urge to go back and correct it. Thank you for noticing, though. This impresses me. Gold star for floweroflife462!
As for speaking, my fingers have become a little tired of typing lately...
mskelly333 5 years ago
MsKelly,
you have changed
M.
meubby 5 years ago
I feel different and changed somehow. But I am still who I always was, friend.
mskelly333 5 years ago