Wisdom from Kids
Here are a few things I have been learning from my kids recently:
- If one is good, “10,000” is better
- You can join two or more numbers to make new numbers. Example: “Ten-Fifty” can be the age of a make believe son
- The above principle also applies to words. Example: “Strongest-bestest” is a great adjective to describe something really cool.
- They have really good hearing… and memories
- Waking them up and putting them to bed are the two best times of the day
- God is “the bomb”
- The devil is “bad news”
- “Robin” noodles are a cheap and filling soup
- I am the strongest man in the world, except Popeye
- Grandma’s house is WAY better than our house
- It’s fun to talk about poop
What have you “learned” from your kids?
