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Children at Play

an alphabet story

By Mark GrahamPublished 5 months ago 3 min read
Two little girls playing (pexels.com)

Abigail is the one in blue jacket.

Betsy is in the pink jacket and both little girls are

claiming that the phone is both theirs.

During the morning and early afternoon these two little girls were admiring each other's jackets and were even exchanging the jackets they had on and telling in their words how each of them looked and on the approach of their very

excited moms they each decided to switch back their jackets. Then the telephone rang and Betsy answered it the only way a toddler would and just started to babble away.

Finally, after about a few minutes Betsy decided to tell Abigail that the telephone was for her. Abigail was so

glad to finally get to talk on the telephone she didn't know what to say and just like that she just started to babble away.

Hearing each of these little girls at this age on the telephone their moms were starting to get an idea what these two girls were going to be like when they were teens and maybe even into their adulthood. The two moms were sitting in the grass watching their two little girls and they wondered wouldn't be

interesting to see if these two little ones stayed friends well into coming years and then

joining into other groups of friends who all have

kaleidoscopic ideas and dreams of living together and not having to worry about

liking and loving all kinds of people for you know whom I am thinking. For aren't we all God's family. I hope these two little girls throughout their lives will have

many, many friends that will want to share with them and

not to forget what they have and will learn

optimistically and maybe even

pessimistically in certain situations that will probably raise various

questions in this quixotic world that we live.

Raising these two little ones who seem to be enjoying each other for the one trying to add to the phone conversation to share her ideas to the other and the basic rules of

socialization is beginning to

teach them to follow certain rules of

understanding the right and the wrong and yet to offer them a

variety of solutions to some at times

wild discussions and activities that one must think before leaping into

eXamining and looking for their own answers that

youth at any age must live through and try to maintain this friendship to keep communication open and free. The moms thought who between these two little girls who will be the leader or the one who seems to have all the answers like a big sister, and which one would be the one to follow or do we believe that just maybe that these two will also seem to work together. We moms know that there will be fights between these two and hopefully they will work them out some way, but in this world of many

zoologically speaking of facts and opinions presented by doctors, psychologists, teachers and parents for we must think before we speak for, we are still trying to understand ourselves and being understood in our various situations that will affect us and these two little girls someway down the road living and loving their life. Will they find our answers work for them or will they have to find their own answers to what happens to them and all who surround them. The moms sat there and then decided that we must really leave it to them and the ultimate caregiver in the sky to bring understanding to living our best lives and to forever friendships that one will have in their lives.

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Mark Graham

I am a person who really likes to read and write and to share what I learned with all my education. My page will mainly be book reviews and critiques of old and new books that I have read and will read. There will also be other bits, too.

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    Written by Mark Graham