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Have you ever made Princess Toast?
Scott Underwood • Sep 10, 2020
A story about Princess Toast.
I saw a little scene on TV the other day where two little girls handed there mother some sort of food concoction that was slathered in frosting and lots of candy sprinkles. At least that is what it looked like on the plate. As the excited little girls handed their food creation to the mother they said
"Here mom we made Princess Toast." The mother looked rather puzzled and somewhat hesitant to accept the cuisine.
Maintaining the look of concern the mother then looks into the camera and says "I don't know what is in Princess toast."
I was struck with the princess toast thing just because the little girls were very cute and I got a kick out of the term Princess Toast. I also could relate to the mother trying to engage with the little girls and not disappoint them and still make sure that she was not about to be poisoned.
The term Princess Toast seemed like such a cute idea to me. It was creative and playfully different. I suppose there could be Prince Toast as well.
Then I was thinking how good you could make others in your world feel by making and offering them Prince or Princess toast.
Of course this offering could be a helpful action, kind word or compliment. As nice as surprises are it might be more effective if when you do this the other party knows what you are handing them so they can drop their guard and look into the camera with tears of gratitude streaming down there face rather than a look of apprehension.
So off you go all you heirs to the throne. Spread your positive energy and thoughts to those you share your day with.
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