I Eat Your God

Children can be funny. They do stuff that make us adults laugh. What makes it even better is that most of the time they didn't mean to be funny.

They are innocent. They do what they do because they want to do it. They say what they say because they want to say it.

What's more interesting is that children of today get to interact with people from different nations. This story is about two kids from different countries and therefore from different cultures.

It was lunch time so all children in the daycare center sat on their chairs at the dining area. One of them have corned beef and another have mixed vegetables. The latter is a vegetarian.

They were seating next to each other so both of them can see each other's plate. The boy who had corned beef asked, "What are you eating?" He answered, "Vegetables. How about you?" "Corned beef," he said.

The vegetarian asked their daycare teacher, "Miss, what's corned beef made of?" "Beef. That's meat of cows," the teacher answered. "oh, we don't eat cows. That's our God."

Then the boy who's eating corned beef said, "I eat your God."