My great-grandsons are leaving their marks... on each other and PawPaw's shed.
Liam (almost 7) sneaked up on two-year-old Charlie and left his handprint in shaving cream. Charlie freaked out after I showed him the photo on my cell phone. He tried to douse his back with water, but soon forgot about it when I brought out the paints. Three-year-old Alex loves painting outdoors.
These boys are going to leave their marks on this world, I just know it!
What about you? Are you doing anything creative, or helpful? Everyone leaves a legacy, a lasting impression. Let kindness be yours.
If you have never read Orange Cheeks, a very short story by Jay O'Callahan, do check it out. This simple story about a small boy and his grandma has resonated with me for years since I heard the author speak. I'm sure it will touch you, too.
4 comments:
That photo of Liam's handprint on Charlie's back is a picture to be framed. It is priceless. Kids do all sorts of funny and unusual things, but I've never seen this one yet. And it was a harmless print, with simple shaving cream. I loved this.
~Sheri
Linda--Those great-grands of yours sure have fun---and learn things---when they're with you. You and Bill are lucky to have them, and they are lucky to have you two.
Looks like a good time was had by all! Except maybe Charlie, momentarily. Don't show him that picture again!
Your great-grands arlucky to have you, Linda, and i'm sure their Mama knows it. Hugs. Susan
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