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kittzy07Ha...ha...ha
May 24th 2008 00:42
Kids could delight even the most serious of adults (and even the littlest of kids) with their simplest acts. Why is it so easy for them to generate laughter out of people? Perhaps because of their innocence? Their sweet little smiles? Or simply because they’re kids?
I was teaching my 2 year old how to pray (specifically to do the sign of the cross). Doing each step one by one, I recited “In the name of the Father... and of the Son... and of the Holy Spirit... A-men.” As he usually does, he repeated the last word after me, saying Amen in what sounded like “Hemen”. I clapped my hand to show him he did something right and repeated it again – “In the name of the Father... and of the Son... and of the Holy Spirit...”, then I paused and said “A...” (I was looking at him and waiting for him to continue where I stopped). He just looked at me for a few seconds and finally he said (with exceptional pride) “B...” (hahaha... well... at least he remembers his alphabet. LOL!)
I was teaching my 2 year old how to pray (specifically to do the sign of the cross). Doing each step one by one, I recited “In the name of the Father... and of the Son... and of the Holy Spirit... A-men.” As he usually does, he repeated the last word after me, saying Amen in what sounded like “Hemen”. I clapped my hand to show him he did something right and repeated it again – “In the name of the Father... and of the Son... and of the Holy Spirit...”, then I paused and said “A...” (I was looking at him and waiting for him to continue where I stopped). He just looked at me for a few seconds and finally he said (with exceptional pride) “B...” (hahaha... well... at least he remembers his alphabet. LOL!)
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