Friday, January 30, 2009
Searching for the snack bag
We looked, we looked, but we just couldn't find the new and precious snack bag. It is really nice to have something that makes you just like the other children in the class. It is so wonderful to have something that evens us all out. Some of us have never had something that makes us similar to the others. It is brilliant, that a brown paper bag makes everybody's snack special to them in the 4th grade. Hats off to the teacher who thought of that. Uniforms did that for me when I was a child. I didn't ever have high heeled shoes and I didn't ever have a silk shirt in school years but a uniform, I had and that made all of us the same. They could be rich and I could be poor, but we were dressed somewhat the same. I only had one uniform and I don't remember washing my uniform too often, so it must've had a not nice smell. But we looked the same. The snack looks the same and that is what makes it special for us to have what everybody else has. I don't have special stuff, unless somebody gives it to us. I am very thankful, but put it in the brown bag and I am the same as the other children. Thank God!
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Spellabration!
Reading and riting and rithmatic, all to the tune of the hickory stick. Now that we have subtracted the hickory stick from the process, it is alot harder to engage the mind in the process. In the hickory stick is the deliverance of the soul from hell says the Bible and in the lack of the hickory stick many a heresy has abode and prospered. Beware of the lessons that cost you nuttin!
Monday, January 5, 2009
The First fellow dressed and ready for the new school year!
Congratulations, Ethan. You were the first one dressed and ready for the day. Superb, except for the bath. I backed you up to pick up the pieces. First things first. Happy boy. Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy wealthy and wise. You are wise to have put out your clothes early and gotten out at a good time. You are growing to be quite a responsible young man. I am proud of what happened today. Keep up the good work.
Friday, January 2, 2009
The first trip to the basketball game with Dad!
Shhh, don't tell Ezra. The men went to the UNCC and watched a game together to culminate the mens retreat over the Christmas break. They were dressed in their caps and warmth and went to the game where the Long Island Blackbirds played the Charlotte 49ers. The boys, I mean men came back rejuvenated and equipped to serve in the household. Everyday when they jump to palm the ceiling became visualized as they saw the men on the teams jumping alot higher and reaching the goal of dunking a ball into the hoop, for a prize at the end. It was fun to watch.
Friday, December 26, 2008
Wii Willy Winkie


I played it! I lost at Wii Tennis! It is just phenomenal what virtual life throws at us. Is there a virtual job that I can go to from my bed. NO! The good side of Wii is that they break no vases in the house, playing ball. Amazing!
I think I prefer a broken vase or two if you would go outside, Please!
Isn't God good! Amen!
"Wee Willy Winkie runs through the town,
Upstairs and downstairs in his nightgown,
Rapping at the windows crying through the locks,
Are the children in their beds, Now its 8 oclock!"
Thursday, December 25, 2008
It is a Nine year old Christmas Eve
There are so many questions at this age. Is it babyish to believe that God is good? Is there really a Santa? Can somebody really remember me at Christmas time? We are very blessed by many Santas this year. While we baked the holiday cookies, it was a good time to orient a questioning 9 yr. old to the reality of Gods goodness in the beauty of the season. Whatever we get is never enough when we are greedy and whatever we get is always a surprise when we are expecting nothing. Love teaches that it is a good God who is always giving. The wondrous sunrises that He stays up all night to paint for us, The love of family that He blows his goodness into, we take for granted, but somehow, when we put something in a box and put a bow on top, we remember that God is good.
King David was a man and he was unashamedly manly in his exuberance for God as a boy, as a man, as a shepherd as a brother, as a shepherd and finally as a king. Faith is not babyish, my boy!
King David was a man and he was unashamedly manly in his exuberance for God as a boy, as a man, as a shepherd as a brother, as a shepherd and finally as a king. Faith is not babyish, my boy!
Friday, December 19, 2008
This is my friend Olivia.
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