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But how about just planning to fail?
Planning for failure
My youngest son has to do a book report this year, and unlike his two older brothers he's already carefully planning for it.
'I chose Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, mommy,' he smiled. '
It's got 956 pages, and I'm only at page 237. I'll never finish it in time for my book report, so I won't have to do it this year!'
Which just goes to show the importance of planning.
To fail in this case.
That is a pretty big book! Good luck! Thanks for linking up for Wordless Wednesday. Have a terrific day.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a good book. He might surprise himself.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh, kid logic. So fun, so frustrating. #SITSgirlssaturdaysharefest
ReplyDeleteThe joy of raising boys! Teaching boys to plan ahead and break big projects into small tasks is a mom's joy (wink, wink).
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ReplyDeleteYes, planning is not one of my strengths. I have to work at it. Thanks so much for sharing with the Let's Get Real party.
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