Currently, he may not pay attention to every instruction or direction from us adults, but he's certainly paying attention to the beauty in this world.
Thanks for the reminder, young sir.
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Things that deserve ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶s̶t̶i̶n̶k̶ a discerning eye:
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He's going to be an artist. Colour is one of the hardest things to understand and he's got it!
ReplyDeleteHe truly does. Whatever he does, I'll always be his Pops.
DeleteThe colors and the scale of it all... it will be wonderful to see the magic he creates—beauty surrounds us everywhere. Yet our children are the most beautiful thing of all.
ReplyDeleteMuch love,
Viola
True. As for what he creates, I have a front row seat and I'm so lucky.
DeleteYou're so right to praise instead of stinkeye!
ReplyDeleteWell said, Kathy G.
DeleteIncredible, amazing and creative. Smart boy!
ReplyDeleteShowing us adults how to do it!
DeleteThat's just lovely.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it terrific? Glad his parents captured this moment.
DeleteHe is seeing a commonality and arranging accordingly. 👍
ReplyDeleteHe's a sorter and in this case, both a lumper and a splitter. :)
DeleteGreat colour pattern recognition and only three!
ReplyDeleteHe loves colour, sometimes he attaches colour to his feelings. :)
Delete...color Ignites imagination.
ReplyDeleteIt sure does.
DeleteSelective hearing for adult directions, but 100% focus on all the vibrant colors? Sounds like L has his priorities totally straight! 🎨 It really is a gift when little ones teach us to stop and look at the world with a discerning eye. Such a sweet post!
ReplyDeleteHaha, well said. Absolutely a gift when children remind us to stop and look, pay attention--it's everything.
DeleteOh my goodness. This is too cute. I loved this post. A gentle and important message. So cool. thank you.
ReplyDeleteNo, thank you.
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Deletethat's very clever for a 3 year old doing that........our grandchildren are a blessing, that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteWe are both pretty lucky, aren't we?
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