by his side. he looked out at the peaks in the distance and commented on how high they were — and how far down it was to the bottom.
by the way, he is an expert listener — even at his age — and as all 4-year-olds do, he has more questions than most of us have answers.
i leaned over the same top rail of the split-rail fence he was leaning on and took the opportunity to explain why i brought him there.
“i have to be a man like you?” he said. i had to laugh because he says that a lot.
“well, you may not be as old as me, but 