Maybe I Want to Be...

While we were walking home from school the other day, Hayden asked me "What do you think you will come back as someday after you die?".

Hmmm. Curious that we are already thinking about our existence after death at the age of 9. Must be about the age that mortality starts to register in their conscience. So our conversation went something like this:

Me: Well, I have always wanted to be an otter. I think that is what I would choose.

Hayden: Oh. I want to be a tiger or a panther. But I don't want to live where they hunt tigers.

Me: Yeah. That wouldn't be good. I suppose you could always live where there aren't any hunters. You might be safe that way. Or you could be a panther and live in the jungle.

Hayden: I could do that. I promise not to try to eat you Mom. Maybe you could try to remember that it's me as a tiger and remind me so I don't eat you!

Me. That would work. I'll just point at a different otter and tell you to eat them, since I don't know who they used to be.

Silly conversation. But it was fun to be goofy and talk about it while we walked home. He also thinks he will be a super cute tiger cub. I asked what would happen if he wasn't a cute cub and his mom kicked him out of the den. He said he would just go get squished or something so that he could come back as a cute one.

There's a thought process for you!

It's Tuesday. Ready for a treat? I am going to go back to offering them here on my blog. Easier for you and for me, both :)


A sweet digital stamp: Daisy and Duck

Perfect for card making, coloring, scrapbooking, and more!

And for you machine cutters:


Some fun frames to cut out, decorate, and use for tags or cards.

Be sure and post a finished project if you get a chance on my Facebook page. It's a great way to be entered for a chance to win more free stuff!

Happy Tuesday!

Rhoda

24 comments:

  1. Thank you soooo much! The duck is adorable and the frames are great too!

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  2. Great story - my kids are teens now, but I loved having those kinds of conversations with them when they were little. Actually, we still have conversations like this! hee hee Thank you for the sweet freebie. :)

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  3. Thank you for sharing this sweet conversation with us. I know my little guy would tell me to watch out because if he sees me he WILL eat me! LOL Thanks for sharing the freebies! Norma W

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  4. What an adorable image! thanks so much for sharing!

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  5. Thank you very much for your amazing freebie. So cute ! xx

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  6. thank you so much. I love that cute duck

    Sue

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  7. Thank you. I love he cute duck with the daisies. the frames are ice too. Edwina Brown

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  8. Thank you! The duck is so cute and love the frames too.

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  9. Thank you so much for these wonderful image and frames.Very much appreciated.Bless you, your time, hard work and your amazing talent.I wish you many more creative years of inspiration!!have a wonderful and sunny day.sending hugs of comfort across the miles
    snowbird

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  10. I love these , the ducky is so cute, he is a heart stealer and the frames are wonderful , thank you bunches hugs, Cathy K

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  11. Thank you for sharing your precious moment with your son,thank you too for the cute duck and for the lovely frames.

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  12. Thanks for your cute Daisy & Ducky, love it..


    Silverbutterfly

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  13. Lovely image - thank you so much!

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  14. I am new here, I love your story, image and frames! Thank you! Kristine:)

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  15. Hello! What a cute story. My youngest is just turning 8, and we have similar discussions. Thank you very much for the digi and cut file. It is very generous of you to share!

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  16. Thank you so much! Daisy is adorable. I couldn't download the frames at this time but, I will be back to try again. This is so sweet of you to share these.

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  17. I'm sure Hayden will make a super cute tiger and won't go round eating otters. What a lovely story, thanks for sharing both the story and the super cute Daisy Duck. :)

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