Jesus & Elvis

I am not much into Facebook anymore so I am going to post those random little ramblings that I want to remember, but don't necessarily need the commentary of the whole world on...

1. Earlier our little friend Laci Jensen was over, she saw our Christmas elf, Elvis, was on the mantle and said that her elves came last night too! They had brought her and her brothers lotion, gum, and a movie. Lulu thought for a second and said "Well....our elf didn't bring us presents, but he brings us HAPPINESS! Which is pretty much the greatest things EVER!!" It was pretty, dang, stinkin' cute!!

2. Devy and Lu were at the table playing with kinetic sand and I heard Devy say "I love Jesus so much and miss him. He died, but He will come alive again at Easter." Lauryn said "Well He is always alive because of Easter Devyn!" Devy thought about that for a minute and then said matter of factly "Well, He still dies sometimes, okay!"

Love those nuggets!

Project 365 {2013} - Day 258

The girls and I went for a walk and Devyn fell asleep sitting up in the wagon with an apple in each fist! It was so funny because nothing could wake her! Lauryn pulled her up the street and it wasn't until we stopped for  a break that Devy finally woke up. Her nap must have been super restorative, because she wanted to pull an exhausted Lauryn home in the wagon with her big girl muscles! I love my strong Little Women!!

 

Project 365 {2013} - Day 250

We came to the new outlet mall to buy school shoes for Lulu....so how did I get talked into going into Claire's?! I may never get out of here!!

Project 365 {2013} - Day 168

 

It's been kind of a wet summer so far. But the great thing is, the rain comes and then leaves again almost as quickly as it came. Devy and Lu were outside showing me their sidewalk chalk art that was starting to be infringed upon by fat droplets that had started to fall. It took almost no time at all for them to forget their artwork, as they were pulled out by what seemed like some sort of inner childhood yearning to get soaked. So they left their dry spot on the porch and went scampering out, laughing and squealing, into the rain.