Setting: My two sons, chatting happily much too early in the morning for my liking. I come in and tell them to be quiet, once. Brief silence. Then, they begin the chatting again. I come in a second time:
Me: Boys, it is not morning yet. You are up FAR too early. Everyone else is trying to sleep still. It is time to be quiet now with no.more.talking, do you understand?
3 year old Z: Yes, Momma (in a whisper)
7 year old C: Mom?
Me: *exasperated sigh* Yes. What?
C: Mom, did you know that when Jesus was walking to where he would be crucified that he had to carry his own cross, and it weighed, like, 100 pounds? And once he got really tired from carrying that heavy cross that he fell down under it and the soldiers made another man carry it for Jesus. Did you know that? Imagine, what would it be like to carry Jesus' cross for him?
(mental note: give that kid bonus points for pulling such a great distraction out of his hat at such a dangerous moment.)
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Heard At my House - The Seven Year Old Theologian Edition
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Heard At My House
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Good to catch up. I see I was getting behind! I am soon to embark on a night away with my hubby. Can you say, excitement!!!!! L.
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