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Monday, November 23, 2009

Monday Morning

This morning, on the way into my office building, a man was walking out with a little boy. The little boy ran up to me, all excited.

"Look, I got a green lollipop! And I'm licking it!!!"

Don't you wish a green lollipop was all it took to make you so happy on a Monday morning? Or ever?

Ahh, simpler times. Sometimes I really wish we could all just go back.

19 comments:

Dave said...

Coffee is my green lollipop

Unknown said...

How cute!! I do wish sometimes that things were much simpler....adulthood just complicates the mess out of everything!

TMC said...

You speak the truth, sister.

Anonymous said...

Gotta love the uncomplicated lives of little ones.

The Single Chick said...

Being the mother of a small child helps me to see the world through younger eyes.....maybe I should take a cue from you and blog about it.

jabblog said...

Ah the simple pleasures of life! That little boy will forget the green lollipop long before you will.

Anonymous said...

My first two thoughts after reading: People who get that excited about suckers get just as upset when they drop them. And, who gave that kid a sucker first thing in the morning?

Sorry, my cynicism is showing. Hoping you're enjoying your Monday, with or without a lollipop.

Sarah said...

Wow. Someone give bananasforbreakfast a green lollipop. Or don't- wouldn't want to see what happens if it accidentally gets dropped.

Matty said...

Ah, but something as simple as a lollipop can make you happy. It's all in how you look at it.....your attitude, outlook and approach to things.

Nessa said...

i like green lollipops, too.

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mo.stoneskin said...

"little boy"? You critical "so and so". I'm 27.

Gail said...

Your story reminded me of the time I gave the kids cake for breakfast. Yes I did. They were so happy that they told their teacher about it.

Annie said...

I agree, simply things are better.

Have a wonderful and blessing week.

betty said...

I know; and we "long" to grow up. Why did we want to be 13, then 16, then 18, etc???

betty

Bridgette said...

I would love to be a kid again!

Margaret said...

Ya I wish that is all it would take to make a monday morning good!

blognut said...

A green lollipop doesn't do it for me, but a purple popsicle sure does!

soulbrush said...

every now and then we all have a 'green lollipop' moment, but it is usually followed very quickly by that 'i just stepped in dog shit' moment. !! cynical me!!

Ryan Ashley Scott said...

That's sweet. Kind of makes me want one...

You know, he probably would have been just as happy with a red or blue or maybe even yellow lollipop. Even if a lollipop made me that happy as an adult, I doubt I'd be happy with green or yellow.