“I wonder how old we are when we stop thinking like kids?” – This Kid Reviews Books (Quote used with permission. Thanks, Erik!)
“I wonder how old we are when we stop thinking like kids?” – This Kid Reviews Books (Quote used with permission. Thanks, Erik!)
Polilla Writes 
I love that quote. I’m 29 and still want to be a Toys-R-Us kid.
Keep smiling,
Yawatta
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It’s never too late, so the saying goes. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by, Yawatta. Happy New Year.
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😉
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🙂 I’m glad you like it.
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I have never stopped thinking like a kid and never plan to. Perhaps tha’s why I write kid’s books. Great quote!
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Perhaps that is why, Darlene, and it works well for you. 🙂 Blessings.
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You won a copy of Amanda in New Mexico!! Congrats. Send me your mailing address so I can get it to you. xo
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Wow! Thank you, Darlene, for the nice surprise! 🙂
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You mean we stop? I’m still trying to think like a kid whenever applicable – it’s just this whole adult thing keeps getting in the way.
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I had to get used to thinking like an adult just a few years ago. 🙂 I can relate to what you’re saying.
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This is a great quote. So glad you posted it.
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I think it’s a great reminder of what we’re all about as writers.
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I read that during Picture Book of the Month. I loved it and have it as my inspirational at The Red Book. He’s a great kid.
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I agree! 🙂
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Thanks Ms. Davidson 🙂
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Thank you Ms. Morris! 🙂
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I remember feeling like a fraud for the longest time – living the life of an adult when inside I still felt like a kid. Great quote.
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Understood! It was a very hard transition for me, but now I have permission to think like a child again.Thanks for adding your comment, Ruth.
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That’s so cool. He’s so cool!
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Yes, he is. 🙂
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Hopefully, never! Adults only think about boring things like money and vacuuming.
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We do get caught up in the things that need our adult attention. It takes effort to remember what it’s like to think like a child, but it can be done! 🙂
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I don’t ever want to stop thinking like a kid. 😉
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Good! 🙂 I think when we do we tend to take things too seriously and then life becomes a burden to endure.
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And my desire is to never let go of my childlike wonder of the world. to infuse everything I do and see and experience with the awe of childhood… 🙂 Lovely to meet you!
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The way life goes sometimes, I almost lost the delight of wonder … and even now I am having to keep reminding myself to let it happen, to look through the eyes of childlikeness and SEE what’s there. And if I forget I have a friend who reminds me. We all should have and be that kind of friend.
Welcome to my blog, Louise. 🙂
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That is the best quote!!
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Glad you think so, Sue. 🙂
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We are all still kids. Our bodies age but our minds really don’t. I still feel like I’m 10. LOL
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That explains it then, Tara, because I have to remind myself – when it seems necessary – how old I really am. Your feeling as if you are 10 makes for good books for us to read. 🙂
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Wait, we have to stop thinking like kids? No one told me that.
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And don’t believe them if anyone does!
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I couldn’t stop thinking like a kid if I tried. 😉
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That could be a good thing, Chrys! 🙂
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