Dear God, my brother told me about how we are born but it just doesn’t sound right? What do you say? Marsha
Dear God, my Grandpa says you were around when he was a little boy. How far back to you go? Love, Dennis
Dear God, do you draw the lines around the countries? If you don’t, who does? Nathan
Dear God, please send Dennis Clark to a different summer camp this year. Peter
Dear God, is Reverend Coe a friend of yours, or do you just know him through the business? Donny
Dear God, I didn’t think orange went with purple until I saw the sunset you made on Tuesday night. That was really cool. Thomas
Thanks, Thomas. Orange and purple don’t look too bad here, either. God
Descanso Gardens, California
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love it!!! and I once was with Marsha, unbelievable that we all were born that way ;O)))
I completely agree…or even unbelievable what went on first to get us to being born!! 🙂
Gorgeous flower picture. Nathan’s letter to God was my favorite
It’s interesting to read the comments and wonder what brought that to mind. Thanks for dropping by, Lisa. Hope all’s well with you.
janet
These always make me laugh; love to know the inner thoughts of children pondering the great questions of life.
Art Linkletter used to have children on his show and they would say the funniest, sometimes most perceptive things. Life looks so different when you’re a child.
These are so cute, and orange does go very nicely with purple 🙂
🙂 I agree with both, Dan. Happy Tuesday.
Love these – always a good smile.
Glad you enjoyed them, A-C. I always get a smile from them, too, and that’s a good thing.
janet
Always a good thing.
LOL! The little boy wanting to know if the pastor was really a friend or business acquaintance really was funny.
I loved Thomas’ prayer about orange and purple. Loved it, and the garden.
Children have such a different outlook on things. It can be annoying, but it can also be really funny. The garden was just beautiful! I’d love to go back sometime.
Hilarious observations and great colors, too.
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Thanks!
Wonderful Janet. I miss all that off-the-wall stuff now the boy-child is grown up.
I know. We have those sorts of memorable sayings in our family’s past as well. 🙂
The closest I have to a nephew here in NZ is just starting to talk, so I’m looking forward to a whole bunch of new cute — and perceptive — comments 😀
Great post!
Glad you enjoyed it.
janet
great post!
Thanks very much, Paul. Glad you enjoyed it.
janet