Asked deep

Asked deep ? How does it feel when people are mean to you? I asked. He was one of those rare? Teachable moments. Five years of my niece and I were sitting on the porch swing, enjoying a warm spring day. He had his attention (or so I thought), so I seized the opportunity to discuss an issue that we raise d at the right time. I do not like? his response was predictable - just what I have? d hoped would say. He explained that others feel the same way, when? S them.To cruel to my joy, that seemed to be listening for a change. Pursued his mouth and looked at me in silence with eyes wide. If you do not share his toys with other children, they feel sad? I followed. Cobi seemed to concentrate on my words, chew on them like a cow chewing its CUD. And if does not tu on the swing, the other children may not want to play with her. Him squint his eyes, his forehead wrinkled and scratched his head. I knew I had my wisdom like a sponge that absorbs. I was excited, why not? Do not respond with similar topics? But when I stumbled Graaaaaaama Robert, no? Not bad? o? Haley likes when I take his ball. Pleased with myself and the way in which my speech was, I have summarized with the golden rule. ? We should treat others the same way we like to be treated? I explained. ? In this way, things will go smoother and everyone will be happy. Satisfied that he had forwarded this important lesson for him, and that? D as well, I concluded my speech by asking if he had any questions. Yes? responded with enthusiasm. Why do not you have ears mistakes, and every time you sneeze? Marsha Jordan   Author of "Hugs, Hope, and peanut butter"   Hugsandhope@gmail.com