Sunday, July 10, 2005

Things I'm Doing

Side story here. My kids and I were getting ready to pray before bed, and we were talking about my daughter's wart. My 8 year old son, ever the intent listener during Children's Church and always available to offer words of advice, said in a soothing voice, "Sis, I think you might have leprosy, and let me tell you why..." He went on to explain the medical implications of the disease, up to and including loss of appendages. My son ended his diagnosis by revealing the social implications of said disease, but comforted her with the words "Even though you're supposed to go away, I think Mom and Dad might let you stay, at least until you are old enough to get a job."

My daughter, who believes her brother first and asks questions later, looked at me with horrified eyes and on the verge of tears asked "CAN I STILL LIVE WITH YOU WHEN MY FINGERs FALL OFF?"

After reassuring her that she did not, in fact, have leprosy and thus could continue living with us, I told my son that until he had the letters MD behind his name he was not allowed to diagnose his sister. We then went on to pray for her healing.

Back to my list.

So that's what I'm doing today. I'm feeling better, and am writing a story about something that happened to me as a child, and how God revealed Himself through it. It was a beautiful reminder of what God has done in my life, and how truly faithful He has been to me.

Have a wonderful day, my friends.


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