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She gets it


It's moments like this when you're so proud. Proud of your child's boldness.

Today littlest one and I ran into kohl's to grab a few things. We were sprinting through the store and I even stopped to try on some jeans. She was an absolute trooper. She's at the stage where she doesn't want a stroller or to hold mom's hand. So with hands in her pockets she trailed just a few steps behind me.

As we came up to the register we had to wait in line. The lady directing traffic began a conversation with us. She asked how old little one was? 2 1/2 I told her. As I scooted up for my turn the traffic director noticed littlest ones shoes were untied. For the umpteenth time that trip. She leaned down to tie it for her and I hear little one talking then loudly and boldly "Jesus birthday!"  The lady looked at me puzzled and confused. I smiled and my heart melted. Yes, we are celebrating Jesus' birthday! The lady agreed and slowly backed away.  She wasn't sure what to do with that information.

Wow! How grateful am I that besides all the trees and presents snd Santas she sees she still understands how important the TRUTH is. That Jesus Christ was born in manger as a Savior for the whole world! And we are gonna celebrate!!




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