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What Would Happen If…

My five-year-old son, N, is so inquisitive. He bombards me with a constant barrage of questions when we’re riding in the car. If not for Google, my son might think I’m an idiot. As it stands, he thinks I’m the most brilliant man alive. However, he does come up with some questions that even the search giant can’t answer.

These are his “what would happen if” scenarios. Some are quite innocuous such as “What would happen if I ran really fast?” Others are rather absurd such as “What would happen if the letter Y came alive?” Nevertheless, I’m constantly amazed by how his brain works. Maybe he will be an artist, engineer, or even a mad scientist. By the nature of his questions, I’m leaning towards the latter.

Here are a few more of N’s famous “What Would Happen If” questions:

  • What would happen if we had lips on our feet?
  • What would happen if a car jumped on a ramp and got stuck in the clouds?
  • What would happen if a giant knife came out of the sky and cut the street into little pieces?
  • What would happen if bugs turned into giants?
  • What would happen if it snowed in our attic?
  • What would happen if a stranger came in our house and started eating all of our food?
  • What would happen if it rained everyday of our lives?
  • What would happen if we didn’t eat cows?
  • What would happen if everybody had ten eyes?
  • What would happen if cars would fly?
  • What would happen if Batman lived in his Batmobile?
  • What would happen if I you were my little boy?
  • What would happen if God lived on Earth with us?

If you know the answers to these questions, please let me know because I’m stumped.

Stay Strong,

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  • http://tracey-justanothermommyblog.blogspot.com/ tracey

    He sounds incredibly creative. I love the imagination of a child that isn’t afraid to think outside the box.

  • http://tracey-justanothermommyblog.blogspot.com/ tracey

    He sounds incredibly creative. I love the imagination of a child that isn’t afraid to think outside the box.

  • http://www.mommyneedsalatte.com followthatdog

    I am constantly surprised by the questions my kids ask. I love the what ifs. They give me the freedom to make things up. I’m really good at that. Now they are catching on that most of the time I have absolutely no idea what I’m talking about. Sigh.
    Happy bloghopping!

  • http://www.mommyneedsalatte.com followthatdog

    I am constantly surprised by the questions my kids ask. I love the what ifs. They give me the freedom to make things up. I’m really good at that. Now they are catching on that most of the time I have absolutely no idea what I’m talking about. Sigh.
    Happy bloghopping!

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