Science

I was driving Leta to school when she pointed out the window and said, “Mom! There’s the moon! How can we see it in the daytime?”

I gave her my best guess, that it was still in a part of the sky not yet too bright with sunlight. That seemed to satisfy her, but had it not I would have gone with my late Granny Boone’s stock answer: “Because Heavenly Father made it that way.”