I’d just like to take a moment to introduce you to a young guy who’s just started his blogging career.
John is Lottie and Mike‘s son and his first attempt at blogging can be seen over at A Day in the Life of Me. It’s a well-written and insightful blog, offering a perspective that I personally find refreshing. His latest piece on bullies was both moving and thought-provoking.
Well worth a read. Drop by when you have a few minutes spare.
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I’m certainly proud of him! He’s doing a great job and he’s a great kid! I’m really proud of how he handled the situation with the bullies.
Thanks Gary, I am glad you like my blog. And I am honored that YOU are promoting ME on your blog. I sort of feel like a famous person like Arnold Schwartzenneger, just said I was his best friend.
Thanks for promoting him, mate
It’s very kind of you.
Lottie: yes, you certainly should be proud. Walking away is so often the best thing you can do — it’s also by far the most difficult!
John: you’re very welcome, mate. I genuinely like what you’re doing — it’s always good to see a slightly different perspective on this world we live in, and your blog helps me do that.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, eh?
I think that’s probably the first and last time I’ll ever be compared to him! But thank you and remember… I’ll be back 
Mike: Nah, it’s nothing. Like I said to John, I really do enjoy reading his stuff. Just goes to show that the apple, as they say, never falls too far from the tree