X is in kindergarten this year and we’ve been learning about the first peoples and civilizations. As part of this, I’ve told him about cave drawings, shown him paintings, and explained that people used to live in caves and use pictures to write about their lives. We learned that people did this thousands of years ago and were part of the earliest civilizations.
The other day, we visited a local park that is separated into two parts by a path that goes underneath a road overpass. As we walked under it for the first time, my boys were enthralled by the colorful nature of the walls in the overpass tunnel.
With enthusiasm, X exclaimed, “Mommy, were these cave drawings made by some of the first people God made?”
Needless to say, I was nearly falling on the ground laughing, and had no idea how to explain to him that he was just a few years off and this was not a great archeaological find.
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