This boy is growing up way too quickly. I have not written a post about the things he can do lately. I think the main reason is because it would be easier to write a post about the things he can not do--just ask him! In fact, when we try to do something for him, he says, "I can do it myself. Did you forget?!" This boy is a sponge; he picks up language, songs, and stories so easily. This week, at preschool, he learned about "Noah's Ark." His version goes something like this:
"There were people. And they loved money. They didn't love God. That's not good! Noah built an ark. An ark is a big boat. The animals got on the ark two-by-two. It rained and rained and rained. Noah sent out a bird. It brought back a branch. There was a rainbow. And Noah had a promise for the people. He promised he would never flood the 'erf' (earth) again."
You try to tell him that God had a promise for the people and not Noah! He knows EVERYTHING!
"There were people. And they loved money. They didn't love God. That's not good! Noah built an ark. An ark is a big boat. The animals got on the ark two-by-two. It rained and rained and rained. Noah sent out a bird. It brought back a branch. There was a rainbow. And Noah had a promise for the people. He promised he would never flood the 'erf' (earth) again."
You try to tell him that God had a promise for the people and not Noah! He knows EVERYTHING!
Patiently waiting for Nana & Papa Or. . .maybe he just takes after his "Uncka"; his Uncka's version of "Noah's Ark" includes dinosaurs. |
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