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In bed this morning, still sleepy.
Yena: Mom, how long can nuns speak?
Mom: Depends on the order. Some nuns don’t speak a lot because they’ve taken a vow of silence, some can speak as long as they want.
Yena: Nuns can’t speak, but they can breathe, right Mom?
Mom: Yes.
Yena: I want to be a nun that can speak as long as I want.
Mom: Okay.
The other day, coming in breathlessly from playing outside with the newly arrived organic soil, pausing long enough to put her shoes on.
Yena: Mom, we’re going to put it in the wheelbarrel!
Mom: I think you mean “wheelbarrow”.
Yena: Yes, wheelbarrel!!
Mom: No, Yen, it’s wheel, barrow.
Yena: Oh. (trying again) wheelbarrel! (then laughing)
Mom: Try it: wheel…. barrow…
Yena: Reelbarrow!!
Mom: I give up.
At 3 am 2 nights ago… in the family bed…
Yena stretches, grunts, moans softly, like she’s dreaming…. then whines… and then, from the depths of her dreamy state: “…..bored…!!!”
Her dad and me? Laughing Out Loud. Only Yena can dream about being bored.
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Oh, she’s funny!
Dd has also decided she wants to be a sister (not a nun because she wants to be out in the world) but only as long as she can work with animals too!?!
These kids…
Hello. Congratulations for your blog. Do you know why the young people pray the holy rosary? You can watch here fifty testimonies of young university students
(in Spanish, with english subtitles)
See it: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=YxjjyXhO9EA
Santiago (Granada, Spain)
http://opinionciudadano.blogspot.com/
Oh, Stef, they are all funny! Hahaha… and so cute!
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY TO YOU, TOO!
Love,
Easter:-)
I just discovered your blog, very cool
Just wanted to say, I’ve always called it a wheelbarrel 
but I am from the South if that matters LOL Maybe I’ll teach it correctly to my kids though LOL
-another Catholic mom (lurking on the LCC list
Wow, Jen — a nun/vet??
Thank you for dropping by, Sam. That’s a lovely video! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks, Easter!!
Thanks for dropping by, Amanda. Glad to see another Catholic mom on the LCC list! I lurk too BTW. But I couldn’t resist commenting on that one thread
Hi neigh neigh girl! that’s you! yeah it is! hahahahah! hi ate may!
-bino