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Best Story of the Week…June 28
LOVE, she always has the last say.
This entry was posted in Family, friendship, grace, humanity, humor, inspiration, kids, Love, New York City, parents and tagged all you need is love, babies, parenting, Steven Spielberg, Young fathers. Bookmark the permalink.
How absolutely charming and “grin-worthy!”
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Yes…grin-worthy. Love that!
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What a beautiful moment you’ve captured. The little guy coming to his father’s rescue. And the Dad gratefully accepting his son’s help.
Thanks, Susannah. This wouldn’t have registered a blip on most people’s radar. But then, you aren’t most people, thank goodness!
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I love to watch little kids. They’re like a science all their own. How they relate to a world they’ve just met. It’s always a wonder to me. 🙂
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Well stated. 🙂
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Thanks Frank. Have a nice weekend.
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Delightful! You say more in a few words than most of us do in a week.
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Let’s here it for brevity. 🙂
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Bravo!
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I can hear you clap from here. 🙂
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I’m a standing ovation of one, but many others will join me.
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Are you saying, there’s an epidemic of the clap going around Anne? 🙂
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Oh! What a pun! I don’t know how to transmit the applause to you.
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Oh come on. You’re the master remember. Must be the heat.
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Junior will grow up to be the new Doctor Kildare. Lovely tale.
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He was very short, the future Dr. Kildare.
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The kid was like “I gotchou!” . . . I love that.
There is a spirited innocence to a child’s reaction to anything out of the ordinary. They tend to lean into it rather than fight it, and from that place of innocence they pluck out the answers to the questions.
Love this piece.
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You’re a dad so, I know you could lecture on fatherhood.
Love the word pluck. To have pluck and bluster like a knight or one of your heroes while plucking your guitar.
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It’s been a time, that’s for sure.
Yes, it’s that double barreled effect that makes the word so much fun.
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Pluck goes in the word file.
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Our word file runneth over.
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I know. Pluck. They said Bobby Kennedy had pluck. A gallant word for swagger I think. He loved reciting the St. Crispin’s Speech from Henry V to his kids, with bluster and pluck, i believe is how it was described. I want to have pluck too. I guess either you do or you don’t.
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I think you can find pluck, I do. It’s not necessarily something you’re born with. I think I borrow pluck when I’m down a quart or two. 🙂
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To bad Amazon didn’t sell it. Could you imagine? We’d resurrect the 3 Musketeers and then some. I always had the hots for D’Artagan. 🙂
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I definitely see you as being a fan of the swashbuckling hero. There’s another word for the file . . swashbuckling.
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I love that word. OOH!
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It’s a great word
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What a fabulous capture, Susannah!
Thank you for sharing this loving moment.
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Wish you were there to snap a picture.
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So do I!!
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Little kids learn by example so I would say the kid has a good daddy who is raising a good son.
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That’s certainly how it seemed. Must be awesome to be a father. To see yourself in miniature.
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Kids just want to be useful and needed. It’s funny that the desire develops so early but maybe because they’re so helpless at the beginning, but it’s always great to see their joy.
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Makes the world go round…or brings it into focus.
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Thanks.
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