Experiments.

[bluiis]

   I'm trying an something new.  If reading the Bible is good for me, it'll be good for Jill, too.  Right?  So today I read everything aloud.  She played the whole time, not giving me the time of day, but after I was done, I explained what happened in the chapters I read.  Even if it does nothing for her, it makes me think more deeply on the stuff I read.

   Oh, btw, I made pb cookies some time ago, and nobody was eating them.  Ginny had a couple, and Jon said they were dry--but c'mon, they're made w/ pb, made to drink w/ milk!  Anyway, he took them to work and the girls loved them!  So maybe I'll make some more for them.  It's nice to have people not related to you (and thus not compelled to compliment you) like what you bake. :D

   Really, I don't have much to say, so tootles!

 

Comments

[pansyprincess.livejournal.com]

Yes, compliments on your cooking/baking definitely inspire you to keep it up. ;)

[bluiidmommy.livejournal.com]

Especially since I used to love baking!

[kimana83.livejournal.com]

That's really cool about you reading out loud. My brother and sis-in-law recently bought some kids CDs where all the songs are actually just Bible verses put to music. They figured that'll be a good way for all of them, not just AJ, to memorize some Scripture. =o)

[bluiidmommy.livejournal.com]

One of the girls at the daycare I used to work at had a CD like that, and the kids all knew the words. I have always been a fan of using whatever method works, especially for Bible memorization.