By the time I found the third one, I began to feel it was like I was back in Dispatches from Elsewhere - was I being lured into a game of some sort?
As I wrote in my post on Whimsy 'It's one of the best parts of being alive and it's usually free. It's an internal thing, it comes from you, from how you view the world. It's you insisting on seeing the magic, however small, and discovering that can infiltrate your life.'
May our lives be infused with unexpected fun and meaningless moments that make you smile...
I also wonder if a child is grieving the loss of their work, but perhaps he/her was intentionally trying to share his/her joy with others. Your experience also reminded me of a sermon I wrote recently, on the importance of paying attention and being present in the moment. We are living in an overwhelming world, so like you said, we must insist on seeing magic moments.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I also wonder the same thing as Rev. Arnoldo. When a child realizes their artwork is nowhere to be found, they cry, and their parent is in for a wild search to stop those tears from rolling down.
ReplyDeleteLittle kid Awww are just as good as cat/dog awwws. Love this artwork. Reminds me of the fun my son and I had in his young years drawing/painting. Beautiful.
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Aw, these are adorable.
ReplyDeleteOh these are so cute! I love anything like this! Thanks for sharing and for taking part in #WeeklyWonders.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome find. Hoping someone placed them there like people do with rocks they have painted. Or as you say, kind of sad if they just blew in the wind from a child's drawings they probably miss. It would have been a mama's favorite refrigerator art for sure. So cute.
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