
This evening Jordan and I climbed to the top of the wheat field behind the house. It's one of my favorite spots to go in the spring with the green wheat and the dogwoods and pear trees blooming.


















Cami (5) asked “Mom, what does Jesus look like? Will I be scared of Him? Is He like this big honkin’ huge person that wears all white and looks like a…dinosaur or something?”
Cami (5) “Is that a dog or a lamb? It has a very short tail that looks like a persons nose…or a branch.”

“I’m a princess,” Cami (4) giggled to Alex (7). “No you’re not.” He said in his most endearing and goofy voice. “Your just a blabbery, snobbery, boogery Girl!”

Alex 7 and Cami 4 playing wedding after watching Princess Bride. Alex was the preacher.
Alex: “You are now man and wife. Man and wife! Okay, you have to stop kissing now.”
(To the wife) “If your husband is sick or hungry or thirsty you bring him stuff.”
(To the husband) “If your wife is hungry or thirsty or sick or having a baby, will you help her?”
(Husband) “Yes, I will”
(Alex to the couple) “Okay, you are now man and wife. You will have many days of pain, frustration and no money. You will have to find all your own food, do all your own work and take care of your own stuff.”

Christa: “Alex doesn’t it make you feel rotten to be arguing with a 2-year-old?”
Alex: “No, it makes me feel like ‘why doesn’t he do what I say?’”

Cami (7) “Mom, if Wes marries Lydia will we be part Indian too?”
Photo credits to Seth Haley
Harmony and I took Alex 9 and Cami 6 out on the lake in Darrell’s ceder strip canoe. We went close to the beaver lodge and Cami was getting very nervous about them. As we were following the beaver around the lake Cami asked “Do beavers eat people?” I assured her that they only eat wood and bark and a few minutes later she asked “Do they know this boat is made out of wood?”