The Discovery
Five-year-old Mike went to his friend George’s house because George had a new baby sister and he wanted Mike to see her. George’s mom was giving Amy a bath when he met her. She was sort of cute he guessed but he wasn’t sure; he had never seen a new baby before so he didn’t know what to expect. When he went home he ran into the kitchen quite excited to tell his mommy about the morning and his discovery. Shouting loudly asked, “Hey, Mommy did you know girls are different than boys?”

I can’t help but to kibitz. Your comment are so alluring. I’m not the only one who appreciates your prose. Brevity will always impress me since it’s an area I pale in, accessorizing a bit too much. There’s a 12 Step slogan I like: be bold, be brief, be gone. I truly loved Amy being George and Mike’s very first teacher. Women rock, at any age. 👍
Women are teachers right from the get-go.
Agreed. 😊
I like the innocence
Me too, and the simplicity. You can see it all as if you’re looking through a lens. 😊
Yes that’s so, like looking through a. lens, I like that, thank you
If only it would last a bit longer.
Yes, that would have been lovely
In so many ways…
Girls and boys are so wonderful and beautifully different.
Thank God for that. Too many of one or the other gives me chills.
Lol, he didn’t expect it! Lol! So cute!
Life is full of surprised right from the start.
I always wonder what babies are thinking. Wish I could remember.
Priceless!
It can be a surprise if you don’t have younger siblings that are “different” than you.
Great word. Patricia is a priceless poet and story teller. Hear Hear!!!
Cute and funny. Yes we did know that boys are different than girls.
Have a fabulous day. ♥
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So cute!
One of my nephews had an experience sort of like the story…that’s where the idea came from.