A conversation in our driveway this afternoon:
Me to baby girl 3: "Do you still have your worm?"
Baby Girl 3: "Yeah, but I broked him."
Oh.
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4 comments:
Poor little broked worm! What a sweet memory- for you, not the worm!
How sweet! I just love what the little ones say in all sincerity.
I have an entire case of worms you can have. Lol. Check out our photos:
www.AsWeWalk.typepad.com
Deb
makes me think that worms are like love...love can be divided endlessly and it just makes more love.
Ok, so Dawn writes a truly spiritual, thought-provoking response, and I'm thinking, "OOOOO, touch a worm? No way! Wish those wiggly worms weren't regenerative...
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