“Once upon a time, a goose drank wine, a monkey chewed tobacco on the train car line. The car line broke, the monkey choked, and they all went to heaven on a little ninny goat!”
“The fox and the geese and they all cross over”
These are both things I have heard Grandaddy say. What do these things have in common though? You may already know because of the title! GEESE they both have geese. I wonder if they have the same creator??
There is nothing to fear but fear it’s self.
—Kelly E Cashel
Those who are afraid of the shadows let fear take over but those who face the shadows are truly brave.
—-Kelly E Cashel
Parents tell there children,”Don’t be afraid there is nothing to fear,” but could they really be advising themselves?
—-Kelly E Cashel
I hope you enjoyed those and that some old guy has not already said any of them.
This isn’t a very bad habit, but I just notice it more. I use the word “apparently” a LOT! I know how I started this habit…sort of. One day I kept on using it and the next thing you know it became my favorite word!!