Hold on to the wonder, Little Man. It's more important than hats and trains and planes and buses and hats and green shirts and all. Let it be a dance you do.
YES! He certainly does personify toddler, and he clearly sees the wonder all the rest of us miss. It's really something that Emilio's delight in the everyday causes us to delight in the everyday. I think it's WONDERful that he is soon to have a backyard to explore the WONDER in nature and freedom.
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Hold on to the wonder, Little Man. It's more important than hats and trains and planes and buses and hats and green shirts and all. Let it be a dance you do.
Looks like he was on his way to catch one there at the end...
What a speedy runner is our Emilio. If Dad hadn't been there to catch him, he might still be running!
emilio personifies "toddler" doesn't he!
YES! He certainly does personify toddler, and he clearly sees the wonder all the rest of us miss. It's really something that Emilio's delight in the everyday causes us to delight in the everyday. I think it's WONDERful that he is soon to have a backyard to explore the WONDER in nature and freedom.
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