Our son is 9. He is our joy and, in many instances, our inspiration – truly an observation here! Since this is the second time I’ve mentioned him in four days…I’m observing that you may find him involved in many of my DoWoos as they unfold throughout this year.
Greg came home from walking his dog after school this afternoon. “How was she?” I asked. “OK” he said “but her collar came off when she sat down to scratch her neck. It was a very dramatic moment!”
I could not help the Loud Smile which bubbled up from my core and I burst out laughing.
I asked him if he knew what dramatic meant? “No” he answered. Interesting…he had delivered this statement with such enthusiasm in his voice!
Turns out he was concerned that while her collar was off, and he was at the T of 2 streets where there is usually more activity, a distraction (anything on wheels) could have come by and the dog would have been gone. He understood enough to use the word to describe the moment.
Love it!
I looking forward to learning more tomorrow!
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DoWoo’d today. I really want to know!
Carolynn Sokil @IDoWooDoU






It’s challenging to observe without opinion… love hearing about your observations. 🙂
You Rock Heather! Guru! Guru! DoWoo. Blessings!
Nice going Carolynn, as always…..you have such a flare from the heart sharing skill! so creative…love what you are doing!
Thank you for your support Lydia! You are always an inspiration.
I see that ‘drama’ can be both subjective and objective at the same time! Lovely!
Mahalo!