My 5-year-old son can't write his name, and he doesn't color within the lines. But I treasure his eyes of innocence, the excitement that he gets when he finds a cool leaf on the ground, or a really neat stick. He tiptoes past the "secret" lake so that the "crocodiles" won't hear him. Off in the woods at the playground he & brother slay dinosaurs and bears among the trees.
I'd give all wealth that years have piled,
The slow result of Life's decay,
To be once more a little child
For one bright summer-day.
~Lewis Carroll
Beautiful.... what a wonderful feeling: contentment. Nurture a thankful heart: Phillipians 1:1-18
ReplyDeleteThat was a sweet post. thanks
ReplyDeleteI somehow missed this post until now... That innocence is most beautiful - and here's to "new favorite friends" :) !
ReplyDeleteThat was really nice to read. I love the little things they do that are so simple, so honest, so innocent. Childhood at its best.
ReplyDeletesooo sweet.
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