The kids and I were watching some logging being done near the house, which was our little field trip since we've been reading about big machines in school. The man on the skidder (aren't you impressed with my knowledge of logging terms?) was having trouble getting through a tight spot where some logs were in the way. Even over the noise of the machine we could hear him let out a curse word.
I was wondering if the kids noticed, and would try repeating this new word. Camie answered that for me when she asked me, "Why did he say 'Jam!'?"
I guess that'd be because he found himself in one. When I told Matt about it, he said, "Yeah, and if there are two more guys there one will shout "Peanut Butter!" and the other "Bread!". Then the expletives really start flying, "Jam Jam Jam! Peanut Butter! Bread! Peanut Butter! Bread!"
After all that I guess they would have worked up and appetite and have to take a lunch break. :)
Micah came in from playing outside to tell me they found a buried treasure chest or a secret passage way; they weren't sure which, but it was something wooden. He took me to the excavation site in the side yard where Felicity was using a small metal pipe to flick pieces of dirt out of the hole. (Kids would refer to this as digging.) I had to break the news to them that it was a piece of landscaping timber left over from years ago from a small flower bed. Camie still held onto the hope that it was a dinosaur bone.
And here's the only baby-belly shot I think I've gotten so far this pregnancy. Camie took this on her birthday, Feb. 6, when I was 30 weeks and in need of a haircut. Now I'm 33 1/2 weeks, and despite waddling more and feeling even more pregnant, I feel better because yesterday I got my hair cut. No more cow-lick bangs. Yea!
Friday, March 2, 2012
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- I'm a Southern gal raised in MS, married to my sweet Matt from MO, the busy mamma to 4 (soon to be 5)young children. I'm realizing more all the time how I am helpless to do anything for Christ on my own. Yet when I yield myself to Him and ask for His wisdom and His power to be the wife, mom, and woman of God He wants me to be I am amazed at how He gives it. And I'm finally beginning to really understand worship as more than a church service.
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Great jam comment. I am glad that the kids got to see the logging. It was Straightway Church having their timber cut. I really hope it didn't uglify things too much. Mom, who will be posting as Anonymous, because Google will just lose my comment.
Peanut Butter, Bread, and Jam got loud, LOUD laughs as I read it out loud to the kids. Score for Uncle Matt.
-- SJ
I suppose if they were really bad they's start yelling..."Fluffernutter...Peanut butter....Jam" :)
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