Wordless Wednesday - Happy together... for 2 minutes.

Psalm 100

Shout for joy to the Lord all the Earth
Worship the Lord with gladness, come before Him with joyful songs.
Know that the Lord is God. It is He who made us and we are His.
We are His people, the sheep of His pasture.
Enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise.
Give thanks to Him and praise His name.

His love endures forever and His faithfulness to all generations.

Why wasn't I invited?

There's only one problem with this: It's my bed. And she was tucked into her own about 3 hours prior to this picture being taken. Hmm... At least she thought to bring company, right?

Kaiya's take on heaven

Lately at bedtime both Tony and I have had the chance to have some fun spiritual conversations with Kaiya. It's fun to hear her asking questions as she begins to put things together from church and stuff we do at home. We were surprised to hear that she doesn't think she wants to go to heaven. We asked her more about this and found out her reason is because All Dogs go to Heaven. And she doesn't really think it looks like that great of a thing. I had to find this clip and watch it. Now I know why...



We'll be working on this concept...

Chiro Kids

Short video entertainment for your Thursday...



Thought this would be better than a post about Kaiya throwing a ROYAL fit in Harris Teeter last night. So bad we left without groceries. Yep. It was bad. And very loud. I'm pretty sure everyone within 8 aisles thought she had cut her arm off.

Our 4th of July

Riding on the train to uptown for the fireworks. This picture is classic for how the ride went. Kaiya was excited and Kaleb was constantly looking for an escape route. Kaleb and immobile do not go together right now.

Kat brought glow necklaces and bracelets.

Kaiya & Kat

Kaleb kept making this face -- normally his eyes weren't closed, I just snapped at the wrong time. But he would suck air in his mouth and do this when he was excited about something.

His position through most of the fireworks. He would say "pop! pop!" as they were going off.