Mom, why my nose have holes?

Laura, a now grown-up, realized she had made some foolish-yet-heart-tickling questions to her Mom since the time she was conscious of telling something up until she reached 2. These were the questions she fondly asked her Mom:

1. Mom, why do snakes don't have legs?

2. Mom, how old is that bird on that tree?

3. Mom, where did you put my baby doll?

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4. Mom, why am I still short?

5. Mom, why do my older brother have to go to school all day long?

6. Mom, do worms have babies too?

7. Mom, why I don't have bra?

8. Mom, does God fly?

9. Mom, where are the houses of the trees?

10. Mom, can I eat water?

11. Mom, do shoes come in two?

12. Mom, how do cars move?

13. Mom, can you make me a baby boy?

14. Mom, why my nose have holes?

15. Mom, can I be your mother?

Laura smiled as she remembered her Mom. She missed being a child. She missed her mom's smile as she childishly asked these questions to her mom.