And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God...

• Oct. 25, 2007 - Girl4's plan for life

I was helping Girl4 in the bath tonight, which is when we have some of our deepest conversations.  I put the shampoo in her hair and she bunched it up on top of her head

Girl4:  Don't I look beautiful?

Me:  You sure do!

Girl4: This is how I am going to wear my hair when I get married and have a wedding.

Me:  That will look nice. 

Girl4: When I grow up I am going to be a mama and I'm going to have 5 children."(holding up her hand to show me 5).  But first I need to get married.

Me: You need to marry a man who loves God and His Word.  Mommy & Daddy pray that God will give you just the right man.

Girl4:  He's going to have to be like me. 

Me: What do you mean?

Girl4: He's going to have to have skin.

Me: (Holding back a chuckle) That would be important.

Girl4:And he's going to have to talk like me.

Me: Talk like you?

Girl4: Yes, because if he speaks Spanish or somethin we won't be able to talk to each other so he has to talk like me.

Me: Yes, I guess that would be important unless you learned to speak another language or if he knew two languages.

Girl4: And our boys are going to be named Sammy and Peter and our girl is going to be named Love(ends the sentance with her arms folded, a tilt of the head and a sigh).  And I am going to teach them about God and they are going to be so special!

Sometimes being a mom can be lots of fun:)

Here's another one from my deep thinking 4yo.

Girl4 comes into the kitchen and says:  Mommy, did you know God created the WHOLE world with just saying it?

Me: Uh, huh (patting myself on the back since I was her Sunday School teacher last month and taught on creation).  Isn't that amazing?

Girl4: He said, "Let there be the sun and it was just there."  God is very powerful.  I hope when I grow up I can be just like God so that whatever I say will happen just like I want it to.

Me:  Thinking to myself, Um...think I may have missed a step in the Sunday School lesson and need her dad to go over her theology a bit...

-J

 

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• Oct. 26, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by CAgirlwithasoutherndrawl
I love little kid theology. :)

~Annemarie
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• Oct. 26, 2007 - how cute

Posted by Jimmie
That's a funny conversation (or monologue!). I love it when my Sprite makes me laugh.
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• Oct. 30, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by 5atkins
Glad to catch up with you! I know what you mean about missing your dh! Mine is going to be chaperoning a ski trip in January and I am going to have a hard time with that!

I love to talk with our girls about serious things like that! So many times when I am sharing my childhood I will say things like, "My mother never told me..." or "my parents never showed me..."
Now I wonder if they did and it was just only one time and that is why I don't remember or maybe they thought I would learn everything I would need at school? I did not learn how to cook or clean or balance a check book or save money etc from my parents! I am trying to mend that with my girls. When I rise up and when I lay down and all day long teaching all good things!

What opportunities we have, don't we!
In Christ, Eva
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I am blessed to be married to BW for 12 years. We have 4 children: Girl8, Boy7, Girl5, Boy3. BW is a Pastor of Children's Ministries and a part time seminary student. This makes me a hsing mom of 4 and a pastor's wife, 2 roles that only God could have called me to:) because I would never have chosen them on my own!

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