Noah: Guess what.(I think we're both right, but I let him win for the sake of the lesson. I did get him up to go potty when I went to bed because we are still home from school on snow day 3 while Josh is still out of town and I reaaaaaaallly wanted us to have some time away from each other while he plays video games - which he can only do if he stays dry at night. BUT, I also encourage him to pray and ask God to help him wake up in the night to go potty, too. He says he did get up with God's help, but I suspect he just doesn't remember that that was actually me. Then again, God does bless us through our parents, so like I said, we are actually both right. I didn't have the heart to burst his bubble.)
Me: You're dry!
Noah: No, Mommy. I want to say it!
Me: Ok, what?
Noah: I dwwwwwyyyyyyyy!
Me: Oh yay! I know, I helped you.
Noah: No, God help me. Not you. GOD.
Jan 12, 2011
Dry Night Theology
Noah's head appears at the side of my bed promptly at 6:34 in the morning.
well, "in Him we live, move, and have our being."
ReplyDeleteCan't argue with that just like I can't argue with the boy. :)
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ReplyDeleteyou tell her Noah!
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