I was at a park today with a four year old boy, very smart kid, can tell you the original 13 colonies and their capitals when they became states. Easy to carry on an intelligent conversation with him.
He had a toy car he buried in the sand, then he couldn't find it, he asked me to help. We looked...and looked...and looked, and eventually left with no car. He is too mature to cry over such things but you could certainly see the wheels turning...he had never thought of the possibility of not being able to find it. As we were walking away he kept looking back, not saying anything, but with an amazed, curious, almost amused look on his face.
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- Pallas Athena
- Athena - the greek goddess of wisdom, had a half-sister, a dark skinned girl named Pallas, whom she loved more than anyone. Carefree, they used to play on the plains of Anatolia, running games, wrestling and mock fights with spears and shields. But one day Athena was distracted. She slipped and accidentally speared Pallas to death. From then on she called herself Pallas Athena, to acknowledge the dark side of herself...or so the story goes
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