Wednesday, December 15, 2010

The Baby Powder Catastrophe!

Jake was working late and I was so grateful to have Sam over so the girls had someone to play with besides ME. I had just gotten his diaper changed and sent him off to play with the girls while I called my mom back. I talked to her for maybe 4 minutes, enjoying the happy sounds coming from the girls' room. I decided that since it had been 4 minutes and I was on the phone and hadn't been interrupted yet, maybe I should go check on them. To what did my wondering eyes did appear..............

Gasp: "Mom, I've got to call you back!"


"No one dare come out of this room! I'm getting my camera!"


"Are we in trouble??" "NO, but if you ever, EVER do this again you will be in the biggest trouble you have EVER been in!"

Grateful that we've been taking a parenting class that has been talking a lot about the difference between childish behavior and defiant behavior. This was a really good moment to call to mind all that we've learned!! Jake called in the middle of this and I said, "I need help!" and quickly explained what happened. He was an hour away and I really was on my own! He walked in the door just as I was wiping up the last bit of powder... lucky!

1 comment:

  1. Oh, Julie! How in the world did you clean all of that up?? The pictures you took are priceless...Jacob really enjoyed looking at them since he knows Sam from our vacation with them this year :) Thanks for sharing...I am going to go put all of my containers of powder up out of reach right now! ~Lisa

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I am a sinner saved by grace and I married my best friend, Jake, in May 2005! God has blessed us with three adorable little girls that we get to raise together in a beautiful home in the most charming neighborhood in America! They are a joy to raise and continually make us aware of our need for a Savior! We are thankful the Lord did not leave us in our sin, but sent His Son Jesus to die in our place, bearing the just wrath of God that we deserved, and giving to us Christ's righteousness instead. Through His grace and forgiveness, we now are free to love Him who saved us and to extend the mercy we've been shown to each other. We pray our little ones will come to know Christ and that we will be faithful to proclaim the good news of Jesus to them not only with our words, but with our actions and our interactions with each other. So please enjoy reading about the Moon family, we're so glad you stopped by!