Wanted: A Goober for Rent
His Signature Goober face (at about 5 yrs old)36 total reviews
Comment from Liz O'Neill
Readers will identify with these emotions: "There was a different feeling today. I was off; I felt like something was missing or terribly wrong." I remember I lost track of my nephew in those later teen years. It was only in his late 30's we began reconnecting and now we are close again like when he was an adolescent. You will reconnect.
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Readers will identify with these emotions: "There was a different feeling today. I was off; I felt like something was missing or terribly wrong." I remember I lost track of my nephew in those later teen years. It was only in his late 30's we began reconnecting and now we are close again like when he was an adolescent. You will reconnect.
Comment Written 27-May-2023
Comment from Anne Johnston
Thank you, Debi, for this delightful peace on the joys that grandchildren bring. So glad that your grandson came and visited you and cheered you up. But I am sorry to hear you have Covid. I hope he doesn't get it and spread it to the rest of his family.
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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Thank you, Debi, for this delightful peace on the joys that grandchildren bring. So glad that your grandson came and visited you and cheered you up. But I am sorry to hear you have Covid. I hope he doesn't get it and spread it to the rest of his family.
Comment Written 25-May-2023
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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Hi Anne, I thank you for the awesome review and such kind words for my Goober🥴 story! ..
Just nothing more precious than children!
I appreciate it so much! Thank you again, my dear friend.
Comment from lancellot
Okay, I couldn't stay away, that face just got me. Plus, I had to know what a goober was.
This is well written and highlights how little ones and family makes life that much more worthwhile. I'm not a grandparent (I don't think) but you and the Goober makes me want to be one.
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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Okay, I couldn't stay away, that face just got me. Plus, I had to know what a goober was.
This is well written and highlights how little ones and family makes life that much more worthwhile. I'm not a grandparent (I don't think) but you and the Goober makes me want to be one.
Comment Written 24-May-2023
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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Thanks for your kind review and words for Goober's 🥴 story. A few years ago I named this emoji "goober" and Google officially accepted it when I sent them his picture. Lol! Thanks again! I appreciate it.
Comment from Jan Hope
This indeed is a wonderful story of how kids bring light into our lives, when we feel off and sometimes cannot shift the feeling. I have quite a few grandkids most of them are now grown up but there are still 4 aged 15 to 4 who I still see quite often; although the 15 and 13 year old spend a lot of time together in their room. The 9 and 4 year olds are a pure delight. George is 4 and very sociable. Charlie is 9 and quiet always has been a very loving child. George what can I say he is a bundle of mischief. He took a toy gun to his pre-school a few weeks back, the reception lady said: 'George you cannot take that into class, you must leave it with me or give it to Mummy to take home.' Apparently he leaned over on her desk with his head in his hand and said in a very quiet voice: 'Anna, I will think about it!' This story is beautifully penned and hits the nail on the head. Kids, who would do without them!
reply by the author on 24-May-2023
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This indeed is a wonderful story of how kids bring light into our lives, when we feel off and sometimes cannot shift the feeling. I have quite a few grandkids most of them are now grown up but there are still 4 aged 15 to 4 who I still see quite often; although the 15 and 13 year old spend a lot of time together in their room. The 9 and 4 year olds are a pure delight. George is 4 and very sociable. Charlie is 9 and quiet always has been a very loving child. George what can I say he is a bundle of mischief. He took a toy gun to his pre-school a few weeks back, the reception lady said: 'George you cannot take that into class, you must leave it with me or give it to Mummy to take home.' Apparently he leaned over on her desk with his head in his hand and said in a very quiet voice: 'Anna, I will think about it!' This story is beautifully penned and hits the nail on the head. Kids, who would do without them!
Comment Written 24-May-2023
reply by the author on 24-May-2023
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Hahahahahahaha! What a way for me to start my day. Thank you Jan for your wonderful story about little George. Oh I love kids so much and I love that you started me off today by laughing out loud. Any little clouds just got chased off by George. And that is what it is all about!!! Thank you for that and for the other fun and kind comments. Then the bonus of the six stars make it about the nicest review package I could ever ask for. Thank you Jan! You are priceless my friend!!! And please thank George for me too. Lol!!
Comment from w.j.debi
How great to get a visit from someone you love so much. Your narration of the day draws the reader along and let's us join with you in the joy you feel.
So sorry to hear you don't feel well, Debi. I hope this is a mild case of Covid and you recover quickly.
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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How great to get a visit from someone you love so much. Your narration of the day draws the reader along and let's us join with you in the joy you feel.
So sorry to hear you don't feel well, Debi. I hope this is a mild case of Covid and you recover quickly.
Comment Written 23-May-2023
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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Debi, I thank you for the awesome review and such kind words for my Goober🥴 story! ..
Just nothing more precious than children!
I appreciate it so much! Thank you again, my dear friend.
Comment from Michele Harber
First of all, I hope you feel better soon. My bout of Covid was no worse than a sinus infection (what the doctor actually thought it was, before the test results came back), so I hope it's no worse for you.
What a lovely story. And one of the nicer parts is that, despite the lupus, aging and loneliness, you're very lucky, and aware of it. It took me a long time before I was able to become a parent, and I thank God every day, especially since it's very unlikely that I'll ever be a grandma and, with one sister and three brothers-in-law, I have no nieces and nephews. So, yes, hold your children and grandchildren, and those anticipated greats, for all their worth, and they're worth a lot!
Thank you for welcoming us into your life, and good luck in the contest!
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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First of all, I hope you feel better soon. My bout of Covid was no worse than a sinus infection (what the doctor actually thought it was, before the test results came back), so I hope it's no worse for you.
What a lovely story. And one of the nicer parts is that, despite the lupus, aging and loneliness, you're very lucky, and aware of it. It took me a long time before I was able to become a parent, and I thank God every day, especially since it's very unlikely that I'll ever be a grandma and, with one sister and three brothers-in-law, I have no nieces and nephews. So, yes, hold your children and grandchildren, and those anticipated greats, for all their worth, and they're worth a lot!
Thank you for welcoming us into your life, and good luck in the contest!
Comment Written 23-May-2023
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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Hi Michelle, I thank you for the awesome review and such kind words for my Goober🥴 story! ..
Just nothing more precious than children!
Thanks also for your caring comments! My Covid didn't start out that bad but it lingers and having trouble dodging the fever. Thanks for the well wishes and thoughts . And appreciate it so much! Thank you again, my dear friend.
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I'm sorry you're still struggling with Covid. I hope the fever subsides soon, and that you're back to yourself very quickly.
I did enjoy your Goober story, and your love for your family is so heartwarming. How lovely to have a grandson who makes it a point to visit Grandma.
Comment from evilynne
Oh, I'm so sorry you have COVID, but the visit with your grandson sounds wonderful. Our grandchildren are, indeed, wonderful blessings. And if we can lend some to lonely elderly people, that is great. Hope you feel better soon! Evi
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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Oh, I'm so sorry you have COVID, but the visit with your grandson sounds wonderful. Our grandchildren are, indeed, wonderful blessings. And if we can lend some to lonely elderly people, that is great. Hope you feel better soon! Evi
Comment Written 23-May-2023
reply by the author on 25-May-2023
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Evi, you are so sweet, kind and caring! Thank you for such an awesome review and comments for my story about Goobs . This emoji pops up now when I put his name in as it now is called the goober emoji.🥴 and love for children and how Jesus benefits us from their tonic and healthy little smiles and laughter! Thanks my sweet friend for honoring me w your gift of six stars too. You are the best my sweet friend. I'm not 100% but your kindness sure perked me up!
Comment from Sanku
This was a very contemplative essay .many of your thoughts resonate with me .I am sorry about your covid ,But these days covid is rather like a mild flu ,its strength happing sapped off ...
My prayers are with you .take care .and take rest ...i am sure your grandkids would keep you happy..
reply by the author on 23-May-2023
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This was a very contemplative essay .many of your thoughts resonate with me .I am sorry about your covid ,But these days covid is rather like a mild flu ,its strength happing sapped off ...
My prayers are with you .take care .and take rest ...i am sure your grandkids would keep you happy..
Comment Written 23-May-2023
reply by the author on 23-May-2023
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Santha, you are so right about the covid. It isn't nearly as bad as my first case was. Just enough to feel miserable and want to sleep all the time. It really isn't a lot different than a lupus flare up except the breathing and cough. Thanks for your kind words for the story and what is so cool now that I am getting to know you and others more from doing your poems, when I hear you compare to your grandkids, I can place those sweet awesome babes of yours too. I am so glad you just had that recent visit with yours, as they really are sweet smile makers aren' they? Thanks Sweet friend!
This emoji I nicknamed after him so whenever I write the word 🥴 it comes instead. Doesn't it look like him? Lol.
Comment from Pearl Edwards
I hope your Covid doesn't lay you too low Debi, especially with your Lupus. This was a really lovely story of a close family who share all the generations with love. The story of your Dad in the VA hospital reminded me of when Iused to visit my Dad, in same, and he always said they loved to see the little ones. My Shaun was only two at the time. Nice one, thanks for sharing, and get well soon.
valda
reply by the author on 23-May-2023
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I hope your Covid doesn't lay you too low Debi, especially with your Lupus. This was a really lovely story of a close family who share all the generations with love. The story of your Dad in the VA hospital reminded me of when Iused to visit my Dad, in same, and he always said they loved to see the little ones. My Shaun was only two at the time. Nice one, thanks for sharing, and get well soon.
valda
Comment Written 23-May-2023
reply by the author on 23-May-2023
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Thanks so much Velda, It isn't nearly as bad as my first case was. Just enough to feel miserable and want to sleep all the time. It really isn't a lot different than a lupus flare up except for the breathing and cough. Thanks for your kind words for the story and what is so cool now that I am getting to know you and others more from doing your poems, I am learning more about the grandkids too. It's nice to see that so many feel the same way about their grandkids. I love that you could relate to the VA story. Thanks so much my sweet friend. This emoji I nicknamed after him so when ever I write his nickname it pops up. All I have to do is say goober and here it is 🥴 . Doesn't it look like the picture?
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It does.😅
Comment from lyenochka
I'm so glad that you sweet grandson brought your smile back! He sounds like such a wonderful human and you and your son and daughter-in-law raised him well to care for other people. Love that they went to cheer other vets. You're so right about the importance of volunteering!
reply by the author on 23-May-2023
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I'm so glad that you sweet grandson brought your smile back! He sounds like such a wonderful human and you and your son and daughter-in-law raised him well to care for other people. Love that they went to cheer other vets. You're so right about the importance of volunteering!
Comment Written 23-May-2023
reply by the author on 23-May-2023
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Thanks Helen, and I do appreciate your very kind words for my story. This bout of Covid isn't nearly as bad as my first case was. Just enough to feel miserable and want to sleep all the time. It really isn't a lot different than a lupus flare up except the breathing and cough.
Like you, I treasure all of my grandkids are precious to me. But I want them all to grow up knowing that they can make a difference in others lives as well. Thanks for your kind words for the story my sweet friend.
When this emoji came out, I nick named it after him so whenever I write the word 🥴, this pops up. Doesn't it look like the picture of him.
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That's so funny 😄 Love that you have a custom emoji for him!!