A child once sat at her mother’s knee,
And asked that tales be told.
Of God and Jesus and Angels true,
A world she could behold.
A tender age, a tender mind,
She loved the tales of God.
A gentle Father to us all,
A Son who once was flawed.
The tales she heard so long ago,
They stayed within her heart.
And formed the woman she became,
I think she’s pretty smart.
The mother passed on to her rest,
The child grew up to be.
For you know, so long ago,
That curious child was me.
Lovely, Pam!
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Thank you Jennie!
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You’re welcome, Pam!
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And she turned out rather well didn’t she dear lady 😀. But she appears to not have discovered chocolate yet, just that ice cream stuff 🤣
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Honey I worked for a year for Hershey’s. I know chocolate.
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Oh what! 😱 Yeehaa 🤗 Hey guys, we have a professional chocolate engineer in our midst!!! 🤣 So, after that you can’t stand the sight of the stuff eh? 😂
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Like to say that my tastes are more… Refined. I like my chocolate!
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Said after my own heart dear lady 🤣
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How sweet. May you be forever curious.
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I see no end in sight…
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Awwww, wouldja look at the precious younger you! I can’t imagine you ever losing your curiosity. You were a beautiful child inside and out, and continue to be in adulthood.
And on the plus side for all of us, we get the benefit of your curiosity every day!
Ginger
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Thank you so much my friend!
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How sweet
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Thank you
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Curious people are more interesting, and you are proof of that.
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Thanks. I really think they are.
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We knew that, Pamela. Well done.
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Thanks John.
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I had a sense as I was reading your beautiful little poem. “I know that little girl.”
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hee hee hee
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And still is!
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Yes.
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