Edition #6
13 Questions My 5-Year-Old Son Asked Me on the Five Minute Drive to Camp this Morning
- "Mommy, why don't cars drive on the sidewalk and people walk in the street?" - "Because the sidewalk isn't big enough for the cars."
- "Mommy, why don't they make the sidewalks big enough for the cars?" - "Because we already have the streets and it's better to have more grass."
- "Mommy, why can golf carts go on the golf course and cars can't?" - "Because cars are too heavy and don't have the right kind of tires."
- "Mommy, what would cars do to the golf course?" - "They would tear up the grass because they are too heavy and don't have the right kind of tires."
- "Mommy, why do we need grass?" - "Because it's like the leaves on the trees; it puts out oxygen."
- "Mommy, why do we need oxygen?" - "Because we need it to live."
- "Mommy, why do aliens live in space and fish live in the water and we live on the land?" - "Because everything has to live somewhere."
- "Mommy, how many years ago did Jesus make us?" - "Jesus didn't make us."
- "Mommy, where did we come from before we were made?" - "Well, we just kind of developed."
- "Mommy, what does developed mean?" - "Well, we were one kind of thing when the dinosaurs lived and then we grew."
- "Mommy, how do they know there were dinosaurs if there aren't any now?" - "They've found the bones and skeletons of them."
- "Mommy, are a T-Rex's teeth sharp enough to break bones?" - "Yes"
- "Mommy, are animals that eat vegetables nicer than animals that eat meat?" - "It seems that way."