She often tells me quite excitedly that she wants God to come out of her tummy so she can hug Him. Then He can go back in her belly button and live there more.
Sweet. Typical for Child C.
Showing posts with label belly button. Show all posts
Showing posts with label belly button. Show all posts
Monday, May 18, 2009
God
My 3-year old thinks her heart is in her tummy.
She often tells me quite excitedly that she wants God to come out of her tummy so she can hug Him. Then He can go back in her belly button and live there more.
Sweet. Typical for Child C.
She often tells me quite excitedly that she wants God to come out of her tummy so she can hug Him. Then He can go back in her belly button and live there more.
Sweet. Typical for Child C.
Can you unbutton your belly-button?
I asked my 6-year old, who takes life very literally, if I could unbutton her belly-button.
Her response?
A very dramatic, as if I were about to push a button to set off a nuclear bomb:
Her response?
A very dramatic, as if I were about to push a button to set off a nuclear bomb:
"Mom, don't! My insides will pour out and it will hurt!"
A dear friend forwarded me a funny email that said if you unbutton your belly-button, your butt would fall off. I laughed.
In one of his books, Author Robert Fulghum pondered belly-button removal and it's implications. After all, it is the life-connection with mother before birth. That is true. It was a very thought-provoking discussion. I'm sorry I don't remember which book; I read several. They were all amusing.
A dear friend forwarded me a funny email that said if you unbutton your belly-button, your butt would fall off. I laughed.
In one of his books, Author Robert Fulghum pondered belly-button removal and it's implications. After all, it is the life-connection with mother before birth. That is true. It was a very thought-provoking discussion. I'm sorry I don't remember which book; I read several. They were all amusing.
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