Celebrating Children: Two More Conversations With Kids That Are Both Funny and Poignant

I love talking to kids. They have such a unique and refreshing perspective on the world. They're not afraid to ask the tough questions, and they always have a way of making me smile.

Celebrating Children Two - More Conversations with Kids - More Funny, Poignant & Clever Things They Say (Celebrating Children - Conversations with Kids Book 2)

by Marilyn LoRusso

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Recently, I had two more conversations with kids that were both funny and poignant. I thought I'd share them with you today.

Conversation #1

I was talking to my 8-year-old daughter about school. She was telling me about all the things she was learning, and how much she loved her teacher.

"What's your favorite thing about school?" I asked her.

"I like learning about new things," she said. "And I like making new friends."

"What's your favorite subject?" I asked.

"I like science," she said. "We're learning about the solar system right now, and it's so cool."

"What do you want to be when you grow up?" I asked.

"I want to be a scientist," she said. "I want to discover new things and help people."

I was so impressed by her answer. She's such a smart and ambitious young girl. I know she's going to do great things in life.

Conversation #2

I was talking to my 9-year-old son about his friends. He was telling me about a new friend he had made at school.

"What do you like about him?" I asked.

"He's really funny," my son said. "He always makes me laugh."

"What's his name?" I asked.

"His name is Billy," my son said. "He's in my class."

"I'd like to meet him sometime," I said.

"I'll introduce you to him," my son said.

A few days later, I met Billy. He was just as funny as my son had said. He was also very kind and polite.

"I'm so glad you introduced me to Billy," I told my son. "He's a great kid."

"I know," my son said. "He's my best friend."

I'm so grateful for the opportunity to talk to kids. They have such a unique and refreshing perspective on the world. They're not afraid to ask the tough questions, and they always have a way of making me smile.

Celebrating Children Two - More Conversations with Kids - More Funny, Poignant & Clever Things They Say (Celebrating Children - Conversations with Kids Book 2)

by Marilyn LoRusso

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	88 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	16 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE