
“Love you!” says my granddaughter, wearing a huge grin and blowing soggy kisses She still can’t pronounce the words quite right, nor does she really know what they mean. She only knows they always bring smiles when she says them. She has learned them from the big people who feed, cuddle and play. The ones with whom she is safe and happy. She knows they mean something to do with that… but can have no real definition of the words at one year old.
Although she is never quiet and babbles away constantly, she has, as yet, no real use of language above the few nouns and verbs with which she navigates her world. She is learning fast, having grasped this concept of verbal communication. Expression and intonation she has already acquired and we have long, involved conversations, that are still communication regardless of the fact that technically, neither of…
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Commented on the original post, but again you’ve uncovered something special with this post. Very philosophical, and parallels Daoist philosophy as their mantra is basically to return back to the mind of a child…where there are no biases and just the curiosity of life. The feeling of absolute love and loyalty with children too is something so special, and strangely shared by dogs as well. I love this…truly, I now wonder what are the limitations of the conscious mind?!?
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Thanks, Randall…relied over there too 🙂
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