Time for an Anedote

My husband decided that we should open a bookstore and coffee shop this past May, which is my explanation as to why there are no blog entries since April. I have decided though that there is surely a free moment today to share some of the funny and truth revealing comments I overheard this morning from the dining room table, as I was eves dropping from the kitchen sink.
"Would you rather have a perfect sister or a perfect mother?", inquired my youngest daughter of my middle daughter.
"Does that mean I would have to have a different mother?", questions the middle daughter.
" Yes, it means you have to change moms.", responds the youngest.
"Well, I don't want a different mom...

Such truth...I didn't know whether to be offended or tickled. I decided to be tickled since there is no hope for my perfection this side of heaven!

Deer Huntress

I went out to my husband's deer lease today. It was my first official trip and I guess one of many trips to be made by my family this year! It has been three years since my husband's first hunting trip. Since then, he has participated faithfully in this yearly ritual. Up until this year I have observed from afar and can only say that with what we have spent each year on deer hunting, I could have bought a brand new upright freezer EACH YEAR and filled it full with organic meat. But I'm sure I must be missing something, because it doesn't seem to be important to him and his hunting buddies if they actually bring meat home??? I'm missing something right???

It was darn hot today and because we slept in this morning, we didn't get out to the lease til almost noon. By then, all the other living things in God's creation had sought shelter from the heat ...but we were out there packing 40 lb. bags of corn to the deer feeder! I don't know how we ended up at the top of the food chain? Anyway...did I mention that it was hot?

Tonight before bed I heard our eldest daughter tell daddy "thank you" for taking her out to the deer lease and that she had a "great time". The other girls chimed in unanimously behind her. It was at that moment that I realized that I would carry 40 lb. bags of corn , in 102* heat everyday to hear my kids thank their daddy for a great day!!! So, I will cheerfully participate in our family hunting trips from now on and maybe I will be the one to sack that deer this year?!
Hey...then maybe Buddy will buy me an upright freezer?