Amy kicking back with a good magazine
Kara somehow figured out how to climb the ladder to the top bunk bed, causing a dangerous rise in her parents' blood pressure.
Brenda was finally sustained in her new calling in church. In addition to playing the organ, she will now be leading (i.e. singing solo) music in the nursery classes.
Amy has been choosing "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" for her bedtime story for the past week or so. We're amazed that she's still interested in the story, in spite of the limited number of pictures involved and the fact that we only read a chapter or two at a time.
Joy is getting the hang of his contact. He can usually get it in or out on the first try now, but it's still not terribly comfortable.
Interesting stuff:
-New homeland security guideline illustrations interpreted...loosely
QOSROIT: As a child, what was your favorite book?
Love,
The Petersons
2 comments:
Roald Dahl was my favorite children's author. Alek and I just finished Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, actually and have moved on to Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
I think mine was the Phantom Tollbooth. One of the few books that I've actually read more than once. Animal Farm doesn't count, because it was assigned by teachers in 3 different schools.
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