Wednesday, June 25, 2008

A Boy's Mind

A funny story I forgot to tell you about while in Florida. My mom was teaching each of the kids to play checkers (yes, we've not done it! :) ). During Braeden's turn she was explaining to him that the checkers out of commission on the side were "dead", they weren't able to be used. Braeden looked at her and said, "Were they fighting??" lol :)

Today after the licensing worker left, I asked Braeden what he thought of two boys his age? He got this huge grin on his face which cracked me up. I said, "You know, they might not always make good choices. Would you make bad choices if they did?" He said No. I said, "What would you do if they made bad choices?" Braeden said, "I'd give them a hug."

Awww... my Braeden. :)

5 comments:

Brandi said...

Awe. . our Boys both have sweet hearts. . and the best name ever!
haha

How sweet and cute. .don't you just LOVE to hear your kids hearts when they are following after Jesus?

Brandi

first of all, that is sooooo precious. :)

second of all....SOOOOOOOO exciting about the newest possibility. i can't wait to hear more!

sara

Emily said...

awww thats sweet!

Runergirl said...

Too sweet:)) It says a lot about his mother!

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