I’ve been reluctant to promote Woolly Bear because of some snafus and miscommunication with the publisher.  I have tried to take action to change the situation, which hasn’t worked so far, so I’m now focusing on simply cleaning up my own vibration–which is all I need to do, according to Abraham.  And, yes, I am a believer in the Law of Attraction.  Sometime I’ll go into my reasons for knowing it works (not that I always am in top vibrational form).

Anyway, back to school visits and Woolly Bear.  It’s an incredibly beautiful book, thanks to Michele Coxon’s illustrations.  Kids love the story and adore acting it out with my puppets.  They also love my other two books, Turtle Island and Dragon Dilemma. It’s ridiculous for several hundred copies of a couple of really good books to sit in boxes in my garage while I sit in my office beating up on myself because they’re only good rather than “perfect”.

Kids don’t worry about things being perfect (until they are taught to do so).  They’re all about enjoying  what is, moment-by-moment.   Jesus said we needed to become like little children in order to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.   I think what he meant was that we need to let go of all those pesky, ego driven “shoulds” and reclaim our birthright of wonder and appreciation.  When I am able to do that, I’m definitely in heaven right here on earth.

So, back to school for me.  The kids and I have a lot to teach each other!