Homecoming

We just got back from a 10 day, 3000 mile road trip that included 3 days in California to see Nate! He's back from Brazil!

More to come . . . I'm too busy right now with laundry and school starting . . . so stay tuned . . .

Levels

On the way home from church today, we were singing some songs in the car. After singing one of the new songs we just learned, James asked, "Mom, can we sing all the levels?"

And that's how you know that your kid has played too many video games this summer.

Feel My Power

From the back seat of the car, the other day, I heard James say, "Analise, feel my power . . ."

I couldn't quite imagine what he was talking about, so I adjusted my mirror to look at him and saw him flexing his bicep next to Analise.

Analise, of course, felt the need to correct him and said, "It's your muscle, not your power."

But James has been using his new phrase all week anyway. I'm a fan. Feel my power.