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Creative, Freelancing 6

What We See vs. What Our Kids See

Posted By Eric Dye on April 1, 2011

Kids see things so similarly, yet so differently.

It’s as if we’re living in two different worlds.

This also reminds of …

Designers vs. Developers
Agencies vs. Clients
Employees vs. Managers

Can you think of any others?

[via Pleated Jeans]

About Eric Dye: I am a digital tentmaker / missionary to Italy. I ♥ 8BIT, ChurchMag and justice. I blog sometimes.

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6 Responses to “What We See vs. What Our Kids See”

Jason McCranie

April 7, 2011 at #
I see a clean room, my kids see an empty trash can that needs filling.

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- Eric Dye
  
  April 7, 2011 at #
  THAT’s funny!
  
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Eric J

April 7, 2011 at #
So true this is a great graphic!

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- Eric Dye
  
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Sheldon

September 26, 2011 at #
I love this! I will definitely repost somewhere and give full credit.

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