Day Two Hundred Ninety Eight, November 16, 2011

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Have you every had a conversation with a 7-year-old about the meaning of life? Well I am finding out having one of these humans with me that theological issues seem to be on top of their list when it comes to discussions and every little thing seems to lead them to this territory. It goes something like this:  Why are we on this planet? Why do people die? Will I live again? Will you be my parents again? Will I be a girl? Can you show me a picture of God? Are you sure God is a man? How many numbers can you keep counting before you run out of numbers? If the earth is spinning, whey aren’t we feeling it?

… you get the picture. And she can do that for an hour straight and then pick up where she left off the next day. I think this is the most humbling part of parenthood, a time of honesty, of admitting ignorance of certain deep matters, of encouraging further questioning, unless you are like my grandmother who used tell me each time I asked her as a child about beyond the beyond that one more question from me  and I am sure to be struck by lightning! I still remember waiting for dry days before trying to ask her again 🙂


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7 responses to “Day Two Hundred Ninety Eight, November 16, 2011”

  1. I’ve always been fond of black and white photography, but this one’s just really, really special. =)

  2. love it !

    1. Thank you!

  3. I still remember waiting for dry days before trying to ask her again–LOL 🙂

    Stunning photo!

  4. Superb photo, Mimo – and just what black and white photography is all about – very well done indeed! Adrian

    1. Adrian that you for your encouragement!

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