Category: Humor
This morning when the kids woke up, there was a note from Albert taped to the microwave.
Daniel wrote a reply when he came back from school.
Last week at our teenage Bible study, we had the kids take parts of Matthew 5 and rewrite them according to modern-day interpretation. They were quite creative.
Today when Albert walked out the door, he was greeted by an unusual object.
Tonight at dinner:
One of the video games Daniel has been playing lately is called Uncharted. It’s fun to watch him because it’s like a movie. There’s a story line and then puzzles and fighting and the animation is amazing.
What is also immensely amusing is hearing the running commentary that accompanies the game.
We had a wonderfully relaxing Thanksgiving today, mostly staying home and resting and hanging out together. Timmy was over for a while and then he went home for dinner.
I rested and relaxed and relieved stress by decluttering. I went through a file cabinet of old manuals and started tossing things. One of the things I came across was carbon paper from a receipt way back in 1988. I showed Megan the carbon paper. Then we had a conversation.
Tonight Daniel and his friend Timmy had to go to a tech meeting that was a dessert potluck. Daniel decided to bake a pumpkin-carrot cake.
Timmy comes and stays at our house and has been “adopted” into our family as our third child. Daniel and Timmy are almost like brothers. Timmy is also a great sport in helping Daniel out. So Daniel recruited Timmy to be his “sous-chef.”
My son is a big picture person. He rarely notices details. Yesterday he pulled out his binder of schoolwork.
I was appalled.
Ensuing conversation: