Different types of laughter can be as telling and distinctive as manners of speech – chuckling, chortling, giggling, twittering, sniggering, etc. How do your characters laugh?
Personally, no type of laughter is as precious to me as that of my nieces. Many would, I believe, agree with the general sentiment that children's laughter can be heartening, curative, and inspiring. We should all pay more attention to that beautiful sound.
The laughter of a child is such a wonderful sound. That is what I talked about in my post for today too :-)
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DeleteI’ve never done a BlogFlash before –this is fun. Please be sure to leave the URL to your blog when you visit mine so others can find it. Thanks – Bobbie
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Hi Bobbie, I haven't done this before either! We'll see what comes of it..
ReplyDeleteI love children's laughter. It is free and unfettered by experience and darkness. It is so pure! I love this Blog Flash!
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Thanks, Kriss! Even on day one, this seems to have produced some interesting posts. Can't wait to read more throughout the month.
DeleteVisiting from the flash. I so agree about children's laughter. I think because it is so genuine that it resonates so with us adults.
ReplyDeleteYour comment ties in nicely with the topic for day 3 – I wonder how those posts will turn out :-)
DeleteSuch a lovely post, Aria! I definitely agree we should be sure to enjoy children's laughter. It's good for the heart!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Terri! & Thanks for hosting this entire endeavor!
DeleteI once went for a massage after riding the bus with about six babies in their strollers with their mom's. I told him about and he said, "do you know how completely you've just relaxed?" Nothing like it.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely, as long as those 6 babies aren't all crying at once.. ;-)
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