Miss Annabelle reminds me of some teachers, I had back in grade school, that encouraged me to go after my dreams & what I want; they taught me things, that no teacher today would even try, without problems. As I was reading the 1st part, I had to keep from crying, due to memories of being told `I Can’, instead of `I Can’t’ & brought back memories of my physical therapist &n swim teacher, who also encouraged me to go forward.
But it wasn’t until I moved to where I live now, that, `I Can’t’ & `Not allowed to’n was ever introduced; it wasn’t until my college yrs, well my conventions, that I had support & encouragement once more.
I enjoy the teachings & please keep up the good work
Karen: My history was just the opposite. No one in any former group of mine says ‘I can’ – that’s why my preference is… just don’t go there any more. <<>>
Karen,
Sounds like you got a great start in life. That can make the difference in all the negativity we all get as adults. Keep going after your dreams. Don’t ever look back and think “If only I…”
Daren