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Friday, December 12th, 2008

What toddlers can teach us about ancient cultures

Photo of my daughter peeking over the edge of a plate where a half-eaten hummus wrap has been placed on end in the center of the plate and six grape halves have been placed in a circle around the hummus wrap.

Dad: “Is this used for tracking the movements of celestial objects, to predict the solstice and establish a calendar for sowing and harvesting crops in the coming year?”

Daughter: “It’s for beauty.”

See related: stone circles at Wikipedia and stonepages.com.

Friday, December 12th, 2008Observations

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One Response to “What toddlers can teach us about ancient cultures”

  1. Marvin says:

    Hehe

    Reminds me of The Little Prince, the snake and the elephant, of “matters of consequence” and the like.

    Thanks for sharing!

    December 12th, 2008 at 7:58 pm

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