Saturday, June 30, 2007

In My Child’s Eyes

Tape can be a band-aid.

A small talent now can be a career later.

A harmonica’s whine can be a dinosaur’s walk.

Blankets and pieces of paper can create a mini-golf course.

Stickers can be made with a piece of paper covered in saran wrap.

Dark tunnels can be exhilarating, but dark bedrooms can be frightening.

A tiny trinket can be treasured, while an expensive purchase can be forgotten.

Running around in circles on the lawn doesn’t take effort, but walking the length of a grocery store can be exhausting.

Fresh spinach can be ikky, but an old abandoned candy bar can be delicious.

A shovel, a bucket, and some dirt can provide hours of entertainment.

Blankets over heater grates can create a vast tent-castle.

Sticks glued on a piece of paper can be a forest.

Nonsense words can set off a fit of giggles.

Clouds can be a place to bounce.

Dreams can be possible.



In my child’s eyes, anything can be anything else.

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I am Karianna of the Karianna Spectrum, a ClubMom blog dealing with autistic spectrum disorders; and of Kari’s Couch, a personal blog dealing with whatever is on my mind.

Thank you to WebKittyn for allowing me to borrow her blog today!

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1. Lovely Kari! What a gorgeous structure here. And perfect thoughts too!
   We should all be able to see through child’s eyes and understand that the possibilities for everything are endless!

   jenn in holland  on  07/01  at  03:48 AM

2. I suddenly miss being a child

    on  07/01  at  08:32 AM

3. Nice bloggery.  I had flashbacks of a better time.

   farg  on  07/01  at  02:38 PM

4. I just love when my kids talk about their future professions.  They change hourly!

   soccer mom in denial  on  07/01  at  04:42 PM

5. Perfect, Kari! I think the grocery story one was my favorite.

   mayberry  on  07/01  at  11:33 PM

6. The possibilities really are endless!

   Alex  on  07/02  at  07:41 AM

7. I giggled when you wrote “tape can be a bandaid” because I did the same for my son this weekend!  Great post!

   dana  on  07/02  at  10:08 AM

8. Let’s hear it for fits of giggles!

   Lady M  on  07/02  at  04:56 PM
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