on Imagination

10 thoughts on “on Imagination”

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   October 23, 2011
   writingfeemail

   Is this the next Steve Jobs in the making? Too cute! Yet the message is important. Thanks for reminding us.

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  October 23, 2011
  emjayandthem

  … loved that photo!! What inspired me was thinking about all the times our boys played with the boxes gifts came in and how much fun they had when we had scads of moving boxes around. Kids don’t “need” electronic doo-dads as much as they need their imagination!!
  -MJ

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   October 23, 2011
   georgettesullins

   This little one is at work on a mission. My father’s company’s logo was “Imagination at work.” I liked the message and the sound of it.

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  October 24, 2011
  emjayandthem

  GE, right? I like the sound of that one also 🙂 MJ

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   October 23, 2011
   Dianna

   Cute photo! I think I have one of Marshall in a wicker clothesbasket when he was a little fella.
   Where was I headed today? Too many places to list in this little comment box!!

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  October 24, 2011
  emjayandthem

  🙂 Cheers! MJ

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   October 23, 2011
   The View Out Here

   Well, today I was on my way to crazyville but I put my blinker on and got off that road! Great pic you found! I used to give my boy rides around the house in our laundry basket…I think it’s payback time…he’s so big now I think he ought to push me!

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  October 24, 2011
  emjayandthem

  … I think we all did (give them rides in the laundry basket ..) Cheers! MJ

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   October 24, 2011
   sheila7697

   Love this! He was a smart man! I need encouragement to think outside the box, and this is definitely going in my quote file.

   Thank you ~ Sheila

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  October 24, 2011
  emjayandthem

  Glad you enjoyed, Sheila 🙂 MJ

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