Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Anna, Personal Prayer Coach

What I love is how Gabe gets it totally wrong that last time, and Anna turns and puts her hands on her hips in exasperation. What's a big sister to do, anyway?

(Notice how Gabey is using the wrong hand the whole time?)

6 comments:

  1. How incredibly precious!

    Silly question, but what kind of camera are you using? I am going to take the plunge and buy one soon -- I have NO clue what kind to get.

    Of course, I want to get something that will allow me to easily post to my blog. :-)

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  2. Very good!!! It does say a lot for Gabe, for he is trying to "mirror" sissy's sign of the cross. I didn't get it for a long time with my kids and they were using the hand on the same side I was using, as if looking in the mirror. Oh, the human brain!!! Anna did very well. By the way, glad you're home. God Bless! Cathy

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  3. How can anyone NOT giggle and aww when looking at those two cuties. The dog adds a nice touch too- kinda looking at the camera with a "hey what's going on?" expression.
    Love it.

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  4. How wonderful!!!! It did make me giggle, and she was being sooo very patient, much more than she usually is with others. I'm very proud of them both!

    (Aunty) Donna

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  5. Hi, Peggy! I use a Kodak Easy Share. And it really is a user freindly camera. It's one of the lower price ones, too, and takes pretty good pictures, I think. One thing that's frustrating me about it,though, is that it's quite "slow." You can't take pics in quick succession at all!

    Cathy ~ It's good to "see" you, too! &:o) You're not kidding; the human brain is an amazing thing ~ It's almost impossible to get them to use the right hand if you're right in front of them! Anna was trying her durndest to get those mechanics right, though!

    Laura ~ I know! Brigid (our little bichon) seemed a little bewildered by the whole thing, didn't she?

    Dons ~ Yeah, Anna does want the world to work according to her, doesn't she? But, she is learning to be more patient. Slowly but surely.

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  6. That is SO cute! Your video reminds me of my little brother Matthew [age 6] trying to teach my little brother, Gabe [age 4]

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