What Will They Say Next?
Heather Bock JP doesn’t have a lot of fear of or repect for insects. To the shock and horror of his siblings, he’s squished several cute bugs. I’m glad some
Heather Bock JP doesn’t have a lot of fear of or repect for insects. To the shock and horror of his siblings, he’s squished several cute bugs. I’m glad some
by Heather Bock Overheard: Mr. C: What is a sugar cube made of, JP? JP: Salt. Little E was practicing her Spanish on the computer when I woke one morning.
by Heather Bock Sweet JP was snuggling with me. I kissed his head, but it was time for him to take a bath; it smelled a little bad. I said,
Me: I can’t believe how old you are, Mr. C! You’re going to be 7, then 8, then 9, and before I know it, you’ll be 16! Mr. C: Are
I don’t know if there’s much more exciting than watching God teach your kids without your overt plan. Little E is trying to figure out the trinity (try explaining that
Recently, Mr. C made a connection that I would love for him to take to heart. We were in the car listening to Christian radio when a speaker started saying,
Two minutes before Little E came wailing from my bedroom with a cat scratch on her arm, she said, “Kitty’s trying to say no, but I say yes!!” We had
Little E is nothing if not dramatic, since the day she was born. Her dramatic flair, combined with her surprisingly loud vocal abilities (perfected from the day of her birth, as
I overheard Mr. C, holding one of his army guys, saying, “I don’t shoot girls with blue dresses or white dresses…just those with pink dresses, purple dresses, and green dresses–they’re