Here's the questions Han had while we were in the van. These occurred in the stretch of about a mile.
1) "Mom, what if there were no stoplights?"
Then there would be stop signs.
"But what if there were not stop signs?"
Then there would be a lot of cars crashing.
2) "Mom if a car crashes into you do you always die?"
3) "Mom did Abel (whom she just learned was the first person to die.... see previous questions by Han) have Jesus in his heart?"
4) "Mom, who was the first person to ever have a ponytail?"
5) "Mom is Sonic closed?"
No, it's open.
"No, I mean does it close at night?"
Yes, it does.
"But Wal-Mart doesn't. Why doesn't Wal-Mart close at night?"
So that some people can shop at night.
"But shouldn't they be sleeping?"
Hud isn't my question asker. He's usually my fact provider. Like tonight he informed me that "ants can kill a whole, whole, whole snake if they work together as a team!"
"Cool," I said.
Han followed this with a question (surprised?). "Can red ants do that?"
3 comments:
Oh how amazing the world would be without the constraints of preconceived rules of what things are. Her world is so incredible! How fun to discover all God's wonders!
Since Han is the question asker and Hud is your information guy, seems logical to me you just have Hud answer Han's questions. I'm sure the answers will be just as interesting as the questions!
Grandma
When Esther was in first grade she asked, "If all those people in the flood died and God sent the flood, didn't God sin because it's a sin to murder?" I said, "That's a good question! You should go ask daddy what he thinks!" :) Enjoy these sweet questions. Esther's questions are now starting to burden my heart and make me cry! But I'm glad she still feels secure enough to ask!
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