“Okay, turn on the lights and show me where you were sitting.” I stand in the middle of the room searching for water stains. I see nothing on the ceiling. It's been raining non-stop and I don't see any sign of leaking anywhere, thank God.“Mom, I swear! It was two drops right here on my arm.” She extends her arm as if hours later the water marks were still tattooed on her skin.I walk away, stop and turn. “Baby, you know angels are known to shed tears that fall from the heavens.” I say this completely in truth without sarcasm. I mean...I said it without an ounce of logical thought processing. To me it was a rational explanation.She looks at me...wearing a look of confusion and sarcasm and says, “Mom! You do know I am not six anymore?”I turn around and go back to making dinner. As I said the comment I didn't realize how truly juvenile and exaggerated it sounded. I was in my moment! I gave an answer without filtering it...without truly thinking about how ridiculous it sounded because, to be honest, I believe in the magic of angels. I could have said it was the unicorn urinating as it was flying above her. I would not have been surprised if that came out of my mouth as well. I live in a constant state of awesomeness while things happen that have no logical explanation. And, in that world I don't think before I speak!We become what we believe. We believe in the power of endless possibilities and therefore anything is possible in the world. Why not angel tears? Why not a unicorn kiss? Why not fairy dust sliding down her arm? Why not? In a world governed by rationale and preconceived notions why not believe in the unbelievable? Why are children the only ones who believe? Perhaps because they haven't been taught to believe otherwise. You don't need proof...you just need to believe. Do not let anyone tell you it cannot be done. Things do manifest from the most unusual of places just to get our attention. It's magical, mystical and pure enchantment!