There are frogs in this pond. Somewhere.
My son and I are probably both a little old now for frog-catching. But we've been doing this since he was a toddler.
And that's the point, this is common ground for us. It's an activity that represents a place that represents a time that represents our relationship. It means wonder to us. Watching. Looking. Seeing. Thinking. Discussing. Contemplating. Action. Laughing. Repeat. Curiosity doesn't kill cats; it catches frogs and it binds some fathers and some sons. Like us. Don't forget it son.
#happy17
2 comments:
May you always catch frogs together!
'It means wonder to us. . . '
You sound like such a great dad, dbs.
As Debra She Who Seeks says, 'may you always catch frogs together!'
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