Bunny Slippers

In her book "Mama, Get The Hammer", Barbara Johnson states that whenever she needs to be "re-grounded" or cheered up, she puts on a pair of bunny slippers a friend sent her. Johnson claims that whenever she starts to feel too important or too focused on herself, she reaches for the slippers. Once she has them one, she finds her perspective returns where it belongs. As well, when she is feeling sad or sick, her bunny slippers cheer her up as she pads down the hallway with them on her feet. She says, "Pain dissolves, frustrations vanish and burdens roll away when I have on my bunny slippers". What a great idea! We should all have bunny slippers to cheer us up or to bring us back down to earth. Of course, it doesn't have to be bunny slippers, it could be anything, as long as it is a constant in our lives and that when we see it, our perspective falls back into place.

Knowing that our "bunny slippers" are our anchor and remind us to stay true to ourselves . . . it's a good thing!