Aaron Machbitz

Like I can see that light in my son, you know, hasn't been like morphed by the world yet.

Everything is beautiful to him.

The same little fishy thing that he sees every day is the fucking most coolest thing he's ever seen in his whole life.

Right.

Every time he touches like his mom's skin, it's like beautiful and radiant.

And he goes outside and he notices the trees in the sky.

And it's like, holy cow, it's all so beautiful.

And he's so present.

If he's doing something, he is locked in.

Now he gets he moves from different things.

Right.

Because he's a young kid.

He's six months old.

But when he's on to something, there's nothing else in the world that can stop him from doing that thing.

And he finds it so amazing.

And that's a little human.

And we can have that, too.

It just kind of gets you.

i don't know i don't know what the word is conditioned out of us we we work it out of ourselves we think we have to be something else than that because we have to be part of the system in the world and get a job and make money and those things are probably true like yeah you probably want to make some money but um but there's like a there's a beautiful thing of looking at like a really innocent child uh and seeing their preciousness and so that's what you know being a brand new dad has taught me like i can definitely

be a little bit more present.