I’d Love to Go Back to the Land of “I Don’t Know”

And as my toddler wonder whether raindrops can talk and collect them in a bottle.

photo credit: Kristina God

My toddler’s joy comes from everything he doesn’t know.

All the answers he doesn’t have yet.

“Mommy, can I touch the clouds?”

“I want to try the grass. It looks very tasty. Does it taste good?”

“Where can I see the end of the rainbow?”

“Can raindrops talk? It often sounds like that.”

He lives in the land of “I don’t know”, and he enjoys it.

I still remember him asking me the question:
“Can raindrops talk? It often sounds like it can.”

The day my toddler collected raindrops in a bottle

Suddenly it started to rain. The sun was hiding between a gray cloud. I looked for shelter for the baby carriage and my baby.

My toddler stood still in the rain with his little water bottle in his hand.

“What are you doing there? You’re going to get wet. We don’t want to get sick. It’s your sister’s birthday soon.”