It was a fantastic vacation to remember forever! Thank you Mimi and Papa!!!!
Friday, February 12, 2010
Silver Dollar City!!!
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Funny things said this week:
{As Jacob was looking through a scrapbook at pictures of himself when he was a baby}
"If I was Noah and I was grown up, and Noah was this baby.......I would smoosh his cheeks."
{Sitting, staring at the snowman he just made with Daddy}
Daddy: What are we doing?
Jacob: Waiting for it to come to life.
Daddy: This is going to be a long, cold afternoon. Should we get Mom to bring us some food and hot chocolate?
Jacob: No, let's just wait for it to come to life.....that's the magic.
Jacob: Mom, who will I marry when I grow up?
Mom: I don't know.
Jacob: Maybe I'll marry you.
Mom: No, you can't marry your mother.
Jacob: Then maybe I'll marry Mimi's friend.
Mom: Who? Which friend?
Jacob: Ya know the one at my school.....in the library?
Mom: Mrs. Mason?
Jacob: Yes, maybe I'll marry Mrs. Mason.
{The librarian at Jacob's school}
{After saying our prayers we had a discussion about heaven. The thought of dying and going to heaven FOREVER was understandably disturbing to Jacob.}
Jacob: But I don't want to die.
Mom: Well, in a way, because we are Christians, we won't die. We will live forever in heaven. Your body will stay here, but the part of you that is your feelings and thoughts and love, will go to heaven.
Jacob: But will I keep my bones?
Mom: Nope, they'll stay here.
Jacob: {starting to cry} But if I don't have my bones I'll be flat as a pancake!
Mom: But God will give you a new body, with new bones.
Jacob: But I like MY bones.
Mom: Okay, well, maybe God will let you keep your own bones.
Jacob: Will you pray for that tomorrow, Mommy?
{As Jacob was looking through a scrapbook at pictures of himself when he was a baby}
"If I was Noah and I was grown up, and Noah was this baby.......I would smoosh his cheeks."
{Sitting, staring at the snowman he just made with Daddy}
Daddy: What are we doing?
Jacob: Waiting for it to come to life.
Daddy: This is going to be a long, cold afternoon. Should we get Mom to bring us some food and hot chocolate?
Jacob: No, let's just wait for it to come to life.....that's the magic.
Jacob: Mom, who will I marry when I grow up?
Mom: I don't know.
Jacob: Maybe I'll marry you.
Mom: No, you can't marry your mother.
Jacob: Then maybe I'll marry Mimi's friend.
Mom: Who? Which friend?
Jacob: Ya know the one at my school.....in the library?
Mom: Mrs. Mason?
Jacob: Yes, maybe I'll marry Mrs. Mason.
{The librarian at Jacob's school}
{After saying our prayers we had a discussion about heaven. The thought of dying and going to heaven FOREVER was understandably disturbing to Jacob.}
Jacob: But I don't want to die.
Mom: Well, in a way, because we are Christians, we won't die. We will live forever in heaven. Your body will stay here, but the part of you that is your feelings and thoughts and love, will go to heaven.
Jacob: But will I keep my bones?
Mom: Nope, they'll stay here.
Jacob: {starting to cry} But if I don't have my bones I'll be flat as a pancake!
Mom: But God will give you a new body, with new bones.
Jacob: But I like MY bones.
Mom: Okay, well, maybe God will let you keep your own bones.
Jacob: Will you pray for that tomorrow, Mommy?
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