Let’s be honest, in a house filled with 4 preschoolers, most of our conversations are, um, less than deep. These days, we’re having a lot of discussions about Toy Story, poop, Ice Age, our new chore charts, Alex’s imaginary world, who-did-what-to-whom, and more poop.<\/p>\n
So, when those rare moments of clarity hit, they tend to stand out, pleasantly surprising us that a deep thought can still slip off our tongues. But it does happen. Here are my recent favorites:<\/p>\n
1. The other day, Eric and I were talking as we drove\u00a0(almost late)\u00a0to church. In the middle of the conversation, he noted,\u00a0“If you let your mind go down a road long enough, you can choose to do anything.”<\/p>\n
2. Timmy’s current rate of high mobility requires one or two key gates. The most important one being across the kitchen. So, the 5+ foot doorway is now restricted to a not-even 2 foot opening. And needless to say, there’s a lot of traffic through it.<\/p>\n
So, as I was scooting around one of the girls for the Lord-knows-how-many-th time, I said,\u00a0“Move please. When there’s a narrow gate, you can’t stand in front of it. You have to get out of the way.”<\/p>\n
See, aren’t we just profound? \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Let’s be honest, in a house filled with 4 preschoolers, most of our conversations are, um, less than deep. These days, we’re having a lot of discussions about Toy Story, poop, Ice Age, our new chore charts, Alex’s imaginary world, … Continue reading