Raising children means getting to see how they interpret life.My oldest certainly notices the small things. He has that unique perspective that I don't see. It's as if he got the better seat at the parade, and my view is blocked a bit.Leaving Disney's Magic Kingdom recently, some of the castmembers were waving goodbye from the second level of a building, while donning large white "Mickey" gloves on their hand. 7-year-old Griff looked up and said..."Why are they wearing the Hamburger Helper hands?"I had to contain my laughter before I could answer. And then I realized......maybe the kid watches too much tv.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
I See One Thing, He Sees Another
Raising children means getting to see how they interpret life.My oldest certainly notices the small things. He has that unique perspective that I don't see. It's as if he got the better seat at the parade, and my view is blocked a bit.Leaving Disney's Magic Kingdom recently, some of the castmembers were waving goodbye from the second level of a building, while donning large white "Mickey" gloves on their hand. 7-year-old Griff looked up and said..."Why are they wearing the Hamburger Helper hands?"I had to contain my laughter before I could answer. And then I realized......maybe the kid watches too much tv.
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