Antidotetomeanness – Page 21

Good Pairings

January 15, 2017January 17, 2017Posted in AntidotetomeannessTagged Simon

Biscuit and Simon, Obama and Biden, we love and celebrate our bromances!

Off To the Races

January 13, 2017January 17, 2017Posted in AntidotetomeannessTagged Biscuit

Biscuit has picked his horse and he is running with it.

But when that horse doesn’t win, can he cheer for the other? The over-inflated one with the funny mane and habit of sneaking up the inside for a win that doesn’t feel real?

Biscuit says that it’s our obligation to cheer regardless of the outcome because we are cheering for the privilege of participating in the race. We are cheering for the bigger picture reality that we are all so lucky to have a say and while the horse gets all the attention, it’s the collective energy of our caring that makes a difference!

Zen Biscuit

January 13, 2017January 17, 2017Posted in AntidotetomeannessTagged Biscuit

The Zen Biscuit delivers a nugget to chew on.

Watch What You Say

January 12, 2017January 11, 2017Posted in Antidotetomeanness

It’s a clarifying moment when you realize your child is all ears!

We Are Going To Rise Up!

January 11, 2017Posted in AntidotetomeannessTagged Biscuit, Simon

“Democracy does require a basic sense of solidarity. The idea that for all our outward differences, we are all in this together, that we rise or fall as one.” – Pres. Barack Obama.

Waiting for Biscuit and Simon to rise….

Golden Words

January 10, 2017January 10, 2017Posted in Antidotetomeanness, UncategorizedTagged Biscuit, Simon

Simon is working on having mature responses to feedback. Meanwhile those of us who were taught to turn the other cheer and not pick on others remain uncomfortable.

Wink ;)

January 9, 2017Posted in AntidotetomeannessTagged Biscuit

Even dogs need emojis to tell you when they are joking!

Everything is Sacred

January 8, 2017January 9, 2017Posted in Antidotetomeanness

Miss O and Aunt Deirdre read the report on Divine Involvement (board book edition). Some people have high confidence that it’s true, others are skeptical that we can know. But to paraphrase from one of my dad’s favorites, Pascal’s wager, there is a big downside if it’s true and we do nothing.

At the very least we all can agree it’s a blessing we are here and that we have a responsibility to take care of each other, our country and our beautiful planet. Our hearts go out to the families and victims in Ft. Lauderdale.