On the back home, she spilled a bit of her ice water in her lap. She can't stand it when her pants are wet, so she was squawking about it and sort of pitching a fit, telling me in no uncertain terms that she wanted out of her car seat. I told her she had to stay buckled in because we were driving, that we would be home soon, and that she needed to just be patient. All that was of course to no avail. So then I told her she could ask Jesus to help her be patient, to which she replied, "No, I want God to get me out of my seat!"
She's a pistol alright.
9 comments:
That is just too cute.
Funny (and smart)!!
Boy, if that's not the truth most of the time!
Faith of a child! God can do anything! That's priceless.
Interesting how Summer's last statement speaks to the quote of Dr. MacDonald. Actually, very age-appropriate thinking for a 3-year-old. However, not so appropriate for us 40-somethings (or soon-to-be)!
Love,
Sis
THAT is hysterical! She knows from where her help comes! :)
Have a great weekend!
Paige
That's just awesome!! We could take that phrase for a thought provoking journey as we do our day!!
Oh, that child:) She is so expressive!! How many times have I wanted "God to get me out of my seat"!!
Dont we all feel like that with God sometimes. LOL
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