Lessons from children...

[Contrary1]

My daughter and I are in Myrtle Beach taking a sunset walk when this adorable and sweet little boy comes walking right up to her. He shares with her the shark tooth around his neck. He tells her his name and asks her name to which she tells him. They part ways while saying goodbye, walking in the opposite direction.

A few minutes later he comes running back, in what seems to be in slow motion, yelling out my daughter's name. She turns around and is greeted by his smile. So they share a few words, mainly about his super cool shark's tooth that apparently gave him powers.

Before they walked, talked and raced, I asked his mother for permission to take this picture and this was the result. No one positioned them, told them to smile and there was absolutely no hesitation on their part at all. When we finished walking and it was time to go they hugged for a long time and exchanged about 20 "goodbyes"

This is a moment that we humans understand as just simply seeing no color lines, no judgement, no race, no hate, no shades. It's just pure....two kids meeting on a sunset walk without a care in the world...all they saw was each other.

This world would be a much better place if we acted like these two kids.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10209430961838837&set=p.10209430961838837&type=3&theater

[2naSalit]

1. Totally squeeeee!

And Awwww! So sweet.



Thanks for sharing that.

[Martin Eden]

2. Thank you for warming my heart

I firmly believe that most human beings are beautiful, until hurtful experience or misguided elders teach them otherwise.

[passiveporcupine]

3. That is so beautiful

Yes, we can learn a lot from children who have not yet become jaded on life.

[lpbk2713]

4. Thank you so much for sharing.

Some times I have to tell my pessimistic side that there is
reason to believe there may be hope for the world after all.

I needed that.

[WHEN CRABS ROAR]

5. If you area Christian, this is exactly how

you are asked to behave to one another.

[brer cat]

7. Lovely!

Thank you for sharing.