As we’re driving along, Aaron’s in the back seat, looking at a rural scene on a postcard that he got somewhere.
“You know what I see?”
“What?”
“A lambpire.”
I try to figure out what he means. Did he mispronounce it, or make up a new word? A lamb empire? A lamb-umpire? A lamb-…
“You mean a lamb vampire?”
“Yup.”
He shows me the postcard, and it’s just a scene of a pig and some hills. He points to the ridge of one of the hills and says that it’s really small. There’s nothing there.
But you know what? I see it too. The hills are teeming with them.
Who We Were Then
- David
- Lillian
- Maddie (6 years old)
- Aaron (4 years old)
3 replies on “Know What I See?”
Dude, that kid is destined to do great things.
Drac-ewe-la.
“Drac-ewe-la”-Now that’s funny.
David and Lillian-I love that your family encourages and supports your children’s ability to think outside the box. You could have just have easily crushed his imagination with a comment of ‘there’s no such thing’. Kudo’s to you and your wife on raising your children to be creative.