An ordinary walk home from preschool turns into a profound parenting moment when a 3-year-old asks, “What is a day?” This heartfelt reflection explores the gap between adult assumptions and a child’s understanding. It reminds us that parenting is as much about staying curious as it is about teaching. By pausing, observing, asking questions and connecting with our children’s experiences, we can see the world through their eyes—and rediscover wonder in the everyday.

On the beauty of pine cones and the the Fibonacci sequence of life. Christmas takes on different significance during a pandemic.

My wife and I are just about to move into our new home. It’s been a long wait. I remember feeling disappointed when I first stepped through.

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