Feb 6, 2010

Bev assures me that she, at least, is reading this, so thank you, to the famous Bev Knight!

I've thought of a couple of things to add...one I wrote all about yesterday and then it was lost before I saved it, so today, I will be smarter.

Levi was allowed to take 'Christian the Cat' home from Sunday School for the week. Christian is a stuffed animal in a basket that comes with a journal to record your activities with him as you teach him about Jesus in your own home. Levi's recording went something like this: " I threw Christian the cat up in the air and I catched him. I love God and he loves God! I love how he likes me to have me throw him up in the air! I love how he likes to swing on my arms and I throw him backwards and he does a flip! I love how he likes to be 'sling-shotted' by me! I love how he likes to be thrown and other people catch him! (at this point, I prompted him and reminded him of his assignment) I taught him about Jesus by throwing him up in the air, like he's with God!" That, people, is pure evangalism at work! Beware of the Scott kids and their methods of reflecting the love of God!

February 6th, 2010-The missing post!

Eden now insists on wearing her running shoes everywhere. When I pull out her easy, pink boots, she says "No Mom! Wunning Shoes! I wun wike uh wind!" (I run like the wind) and then she demonstrates how fast she can go while you wait and she yells out "I WUN WIKE UH WIND!!!" and of course, "You can't wun wike de wind! I wun wike uh wind!"

Lately, since we told them they were not allowed to sell our lawn, they've turned to play. Their favourite game lately is what they call "sale" where they collect all their toys and put pricetags on and buy from each other with play money. This seemed to me to be a pretty normal game until I overheard Acacia telling Levi that since he had lost all his money to them, he had to be the begger, and she and Caleb agreed to support him as long as he did some tricks for them and begged for money! Is this normal?!?