Somewhere along the way we stop thinking of dandelions as beautiful yellow flowers worth stopping to pick and carry home to mommy and we start looking at them as a very undesirable addition to an otherwise beautiful patch of grass.
I often times think that the way someone looks at a dandelion says more about how old they are than what their true age is. The question is, when does this change occur?
When does ones view of a dandelion change?
Is there anyway I can keep my sweet girl from reaching this unknown point? I can't describe the joy it gives me to see her excitement over discovering a perfect yellow dandelion amongst the grass. The way she smells it over and over and genuinely sees it's beauty is truly unadulterated innocence. Loving a dandelion is sweetness to the core.
I adore receiving the little puff of bright yellow from Monkeys' sweet little hands. What a gift it is. What a gift she is.
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She IS sweetness! What a lovely persepctive you have- Joy in the little things will keep you both young for a good long time.
Very sweet!
Aww, so adorable!
FiFi is 6 and she still tries to give me dandelions. Too cute!
She is sweetness.
Well I must still be a toddler cos I had this conversation the other day.
I dont know what crazy person named this flower a weed. Its vibrant color and easy nature makes it a must in anyones yard.
Plus you don't have to do a thing to keep it alive, Blissmum. ;)
She is adorable. What a sweet little girl.
Hello, just dropping by to say hi =)
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Ages two to four are my absolute faves; the way they see the world is so heart-warming...
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