The joyous conqueror

2012/06/11 1 Comment

I usually see him at the my favorite cafe here in Ploiesti.

His name is Alexander. He is the son of one of the waitresses. This little guy is amazingly astute and alert. He sees everything – nothing remains unobserved or unconsidered. You don’t need to explain anything, he feels and comprehends it all in just a glance.

“You speak many languages don’t you?”. How do you know that, I asked him smilingly.”Well, I can see it in your face.”

Yes I like him a lot. He kind of knows that. He totally relies on his feeling. “You enjoy my company, even if you like sitting by yourself writing”, he said with a twinkle in his eye.

He is hilarious, spreads joy and great energy around him. He fills the room with his clear presence.

He should be a teacher to many “grown-ups”. How can a 10-year-old boy be more fun, sharp-witted and exciting than most of the “adult” people I know…?

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goldennuggetde says:

2012/06/13 at 13:43

Oh ya. Kids are so much brighter and genuine. They haven’t gone through the machinery of self- deceit like most of the adults. They don’t judge or even condemn all the time. They only observe. And they still know how to be happy.
It’ll change, unfortunately, as soon as this boy has to play his role in this ego-centralized environment. But maybe, hopefully, he does not. Maybe You should tell him about those weird things and behaviours of the adults around.

Say hello to him from me and tell him, he’s definitely not alone!

Thanks, Richard

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The joyous conqueror

I usually see him at the my favorite cafe here in Ploiesti.

His name is Alexander. He is the son of one of the waitresses. This little guy is amazingly astute and alert. He sees everything – nothing remains unobserved or unconsidered. You don’t need to explain anything, he feels and comprehends it all in just a glance.

“You speak many languages don’t you?”. How do you know that, I asked him smilingly.”Well, I can see it in your face.”

Yes I like him a lot. He kind of knows that. He totally relies on his feeling. “You enjoy my company, even if you like sitting by yourself writing”, he said with a twinkle in his eye.

He is hilarious, spreads joy and great energy around him. He fills the room with his clear presence.

He should be a teacher to many “grown-ups”. How can a 10-year-old boy be more fun, sharp-witted and exciting than most of the “adult” people I know…?

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