(P.S. For any that attend Vineland FRC, there is a "paper" copy in the church library)
MARCHING TO ZION
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Kindle Deal.
http://www.amazon.com/Forever-Cant-Live-Without-ebook/dp/B005KAD11U/ref=sr_1_sc_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1329352281&sr=1-1-spell
I'm not sure how many of you out there have a Kindle, but I thought that this was a great deal. This is Paul David Tripp's latest book called "Forever." For under $5! I'm still amazed.......standing at my kitchen counter, I could power up my Kindle, connect to the internet (wireless), search for the book, buy it, and have it downloaded....ALL in under 4 minutes! Quite cool......just thought I'd share! Looks like a good book....not that I'm actually having the TIME to read my Kindle these days.....but it is there for another day!
(P.S. For any that attend Vineland FRC, there is a "paper" copy in the church library)
(P.S. For any that attend Vineland FRC, there is a "paper" copy in the church library)
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
The things they say....
We have added a new baby to the house, which has caused many of the other young brains in the family to do some thinking. Here are (in random order), some of the comments and questions that have been heard around here.
The 4 year old: (First moments) "Mom, do you have a bandage?"
Mom: "Yes, see here on my hand" (from an IV)
The 4 year old: (With a "you are crazy mom" look) "Naw...the baby didn't come out of your arm!"
Mom: With great skill changed the topic, because, well, 4 year olds aren't supposed to ask questions like that!
The 14 yrs old: (Again on Day 1): "I hate to tell you mom, but you don't look any different."
Mom: "Um thanks, yep....I 'grew' for nine months it will take a bit longer than 'instant' to go back to normal."
The 7 year old: "Our lives would be RUINED without Malachi!"
The 14 yr old: "Mom, do people always bring meals to families that have a baby?
Mom: "Yes, and particularly in the church community....it is a way to help the mom and the family."
The 14 yr old: "Oh, yum, you should have a baby more often."
Mom: No comment.
The 7 year old: (Figuring it is just a "girl" thing) "Mom, can Macayla feed Malachi?"
The 4 yr old: "Can Malachi eat food?"
Mom: "No, he doesn't have any teeth, and God made babies to grow just from Mom's milk?"
The 4 yr old: "If he doesn't have teeth, can he have apple sauce?"
Mom: "No."
The 4 yr old: "Can't he even have juice?" (I suppose he is just thinking his brother's diet is plain boring!)
The twin "big" brothers having been asking more of the "milestone" questions...."When will he do this? Or do that? etc." They have a tender way with their baby brother and frequently ask to hold him. Justin has even wanted to learn how to change a diaper!
The big sister seems to just "know" many things about babies, but has many questions about how to care for a baby, and eagerly wants to participate in the daily needs (changing diapers, bathing, etc) of her newest little brother. She can often be heard "squealing" about how cute he is!
The 4 year old: (First moments) "Mom, do you have a bandage?"
Mom: "Yes, see here on my hand" (from an IV)
The 4 year old: (With a "you are crazy mom" look) "Naw...the baby didn't come out of your arm!"
Mom: With great skill changed the topic, because, well, 4 year olds aren't supposed to ask questions like that!
The 14 yrs old: (Again on Day 1): "I hate to tell you mom, but you don't look any different."
Mom: "Um thanks, yep....I 'grew' for nine months it will take a bit longer than 'instant' to go back to normal."
The 7 year old: "Our lives would be RUINED without Malachi!"
The 14 yr old: "Mom, do people always bring meals to families that have a baby?
Mom: "Yes, and particularly in the church community....it is a way to help the mom and the family."
The 14 yr old: "Oh, yum, you should have a baby more often."
Mom: No comment.
The 7 year old: (Figuring it is just a "girl" thing) "Mom, can Macayla feed Malachi?"
The 4 yr old: "Can Malachi eat food?"
Mom: "No, he doesn't have any teeth, and God made babies to grow just from Mom's milk?"
The 4 yr old: "If he doesn't have teeth, can he have apple sauce?"
Mom: "No."
The 4 yr old: "Can't he even have juice?" (I suppose he is just thinking his brother's diet is plain boring!)
The twin "big" brothers having been asking more of the "milestone" questions...."When will he do this? Or do that? etc." They have a tender way with their baby brother and frequently ask to hold him. Justin has even wanted to learn how to change a diaper!
The big sister seems to just "know" many things about babies, but has many questions about how to care for a baby, and eagerly wants to participate in the daily needs (changing diapers, bathing, etc) of her newest little brother. She can often be heard "squealing" about how cute he is!
While we have still been hitting the homeschool books as per usual.....
I can't help but smile at the "education" that a new blessing of a baby brings to our family!
In other news......Malachi was 7 pounds at birth, and after a visit to the midwife at a few days over 2 weeks old, he is 9 pounds and 1 ounce!
The midwife was VERY impressed.
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Newborn sweetness.
Evelyn just caught the end of a big smile!
The pose that we always wanted to try, but never had the "guts" to ask other moms if we could try it with their baby! We needed one of our own babies to try it!
Wide-eyed.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
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