Youngest's prayer tonight. As much as I can remember. (Note how important tellies are to my boy)
Dear God,
Thank you for a lovely day. Thank you for the cakes.
Thank you for all our friends and my family.
Please give poor people more things. And give the people in Haiti more things. Can they have things that they REALLY need like tellies and food? And make it so we have less so that they can have some more.
Amen.
Wow. He's only five.
Rock on, Youngest.
22 comments:
What a beautiful prayer, you must be a wonderful mother for your son to be thinking so kindly of others.
.......:-) Hugs
Thanks for bringing a smile to my face :-)
What an absolute sweetheart!
Such a caring child. I hope he'll always stay that way. He probably will. :)
I hope my boys can be so loving in life - you're doing a fabulous job!
Bernie - isn't it lovely. Couldnt believe the last sentence. Adorable!xx
Kathy G - It did to mine too, as he was saying it!
Mud - isnt he just... looked so sweet with his hands together and eyes tight shut. You would never have believed that it was the same boy who shoved his sister into the hedge hours before. ;)xx
Anita - here's hoping! xx
Pam - I'm sure they will... Youngest is no saint but he does THINK so hard!! x
What a very fine young chap he is.
Evidence of a well brought up child, if you ask me!
This kind of thing gives you hope for the future. You must be proud as punch.
That made me smile. Thanks.
That's super. Aren't little ones a treasure? Hxx
Bless. Makes you wonder if we should hand over the running of the country to five year olds!
Shame he didn't specify digital 1080 HD ready rather than say analogue but probably God knows best anyway (and I suppose the big old ones won't fall over as easily as the modern thin ones).
That's a real treat, you must be really proud of him.
CJ xx
Sir B- he sure is, Sir B, he sure is!
motherofthislot - oh, god, not always! but on this occasion...
Matthew - I am rather... mind you, he has his moments... but this was a good one.
Jeff - Anytime! x
Hadriana - I know, they really are rather wonderful, aren't they! xx
wm - no, its been done already. ;)
Troy - as usual, you made me shout with laughter, spill the tea and frighten the children!! xx
CJ - I am, I SO am! x
Reminds me of the little boy who sees a funeral cortege go by just as he was going to say his prayers before bedtime.
"What's that Mummy?"
"It's Mr Smith, he died a few days ago and he's now going up to heaven", says his Mum."Now, say your prayers."
The little boy kneels down but no prayers are heard.
"Why aren't you saying your prayers?", says Mum.
The little boy replies.
"It's no use saying any, 'cos God will be busy unpacking Mr Smith".
Go youngest!
he's building up towards becoming a national treasure!
boyfromoz - LOVE the joke! x
kevin - how kind!! Not such a national treasure coming back in the car this afternoon... but we are working on it. x
He is such a little poppet - I love it that children are so caring. If only everyone could think that way. A x
Anne - he really is a poppet! You should see him with his eyes tight shut and hands together. Shame he's not like that in the day time!!
Awww... what a sweetheart!! (wiping a tear from my eye) and But where does this boy get his kind heart from? Methinks the nut didn't fall far from your tree in the first place. ;-)
Keep doing whatever it is you're doing, because you sure have some fantastic little ones at your house!!
(LMAO.. ohmigosh, my word veri is: "gottive". Got tv? Get it?)
;-)
Oh my - my heart is a little softer.
What a lovely prayer.
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