My grandson is an adventurer, he loves to test the boundaries of what he does. Jokingly I tell him that it's a jungle out there; that time and space aren't a place for "scaredies"; that toes are stubbed, hearts are broken, and dreams can seem to be shattered into a million pieces.
I tell him that the illusions are so captivating, they won't even remember who they really are. And that the emotions can be so painful, at times they might fleetingly wish they had never been born. I tell him that once he pushes the boundaries he will be a better person.
But it's like, that just makes them want to go even more. He knows that even as he begins his life adventures his family will be there to cheer him on and to help him when he most needs it. We all have adventurers in our life, let us support them when they need our support.
I tell him that the illusions are so captivating, they won't even remember who they really are. And that the emotions can be so painful, at times they might fleetingly wish they had never been born. I tell him that once he pushes the boundaries he will be a better person.
But it's like, that just makes them want to go even more. He knows that even as he begins his life adventures his family will be there to cheer him on and to help him when he most needs it. We all have adventurers in our life, let us support them when they need our support.
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