OK, kids. I'm not so sure about the yak milk, pompis remover (huh?) and Queso de gato (you guys are so weird), but I definitely don't want any kidney stones...
Last night in church (at the beach) was a mom and 3 of her little ones behind us, one next to me, and four (FOUR!!) of her bigger ones in front of us. These four boys in front of us, ranging from 9-15 years old, responded to all the prayers and sang all of the songs. This was such a nice, big Catholic family- I thought of you and your family. I imagine they are like this.
...incidently, the one next to me had a beautiful singing voice. The cantor, on the other hand, had slight pitch problems and I saw a few brothers glance at one another and I thought, uh oh...a family giggle fest is about to ensue. But they controlled themselves and continued focusing on the Mass. Great family.
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OK, kids. I'm not so sure about the yak milk, pompis remover (huh?) and Queso de gato (you guys are so weird), but I definitely don't want any kidney stones...
Looks like something one of mine might do...I also have kids with a quirky sense of humor (I wonder where they got it from...?)
ReplyDeleteI like your blog!
I don't want any kidney stones either!!! Really, YAK milk... What wonderful imaginations!!! Cathy
ReplyDeleteHi, Nadja, and welcome! They are goofy kids ~ I'm glad mine aren't the only ones! It makes life interesting, doesn't it? I'm so glad you stopped by!
ReplyDeleteCathy ~ Aren't they nuts? You just never know what you're going to find around here. &:o)
Yak milk . . . sounds "yacky", I mean, "yucky"!
ReplyDeleteLast night in church (at the beach) was a mom and 3 of her little ones behind us, one next to me, and four (FOUR!!) of her bigger ones in front of us. These four boys in front of us, ranging from 9-15 years old, responded to all the prayers and sang all of the songs. This was such a nice, big Catholic family- I thought of you and your family. I imagine they are like this.
ReplyDelete...incidently, the one next to me had a beautiful singing voice. The cantor, on the other hand, had slight pitch problems and I saw a few brothers glance at one another and I thought, uh oh...a family giggle fest is about to ensue.
But they controlled themselves and continued focusing on the Mass.
Great family.