Sometimes I talk with Josiah about the process of growing up and how, as he gets older, he will have new jobs to do and his old jobs will be passed down to David. Whenever we have those conversations, it usually seems somewhat hypothetical and too far in the future to really comprehend. Sometimes these days of early childhood seem to stretch on and on indefinitely in my mind. But today I was reminded that time is passing quickly, and this transfer of responsibility from my older son to my younger one will truly happen--and sooner than I expect. My little one reminded me again to savor the process, just like him.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
If You Love Me, Let Me Feed Your Fish--Slowly
Sometimes I talk with Josiah about the process of growing up and how, as he gets older, he will have new jobs to do and his old jobs will be passed down to David. Whenever we have those conversations, it usually seems somewhat hypothetical and too far in the future to really comprehend. Sometimes these days of early childhood seem to stretch on and on indefinitely in my mind. But today I was reminded that time is passing quickly, and this transfer of responsibility from my older son to my younger one will truly happen--and sooner than I expect. My little one reminded me again to savor the process, just like him.
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