- Do you play in heaven?
- When I go to heaven, I"m going to bring a toy.
- When we go to heaven, will we have any toys there?
A couple of days ago, while reading On the Moon, Jeremy informed me that he was going to be an astronaut. He frequently says he wants to be an astronaut. On the other hand, Riley always says he doesn't want to do that because it's dangerous. This time he said, "I just want to go on my mission and be a dentist."
Speaking of things being dangerous, a remembered something. This is random, but since I use this as a form of journaling, I will share. When Riley was younger he always said dangerous 'dane-yur-ous." I'm glad kids grow up and learn how to talk correctly, but I sooo love hearing them while they learn. It is just to precious.
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So cute. Ethan worries about not being able to bring this toys to heaven too. I try quoting the scriptures about not setting our heart upon things that "moth and rust doth corrupt." It doesn't go over well. I'm kidding.
I hope I get to bring what is important to me too! Even if it is toys, I'd want to know I'd have it forever
What a cutie! My oldest nephew (now 14 YIKES) use to constantly look at the sky and ask Jesus for things when mom and dad said no. As for the hot air balloons, the kids LOVE it. We go to the ones on the 4th over in Provo and the other day as we were driving by where they are Liv asked why they weren't there. I couldn't believe she remembered. It's great fun.
Ryan and I are firm believers that toys will be there! But can you imagine how much more fun it will be when you have unlimited powers to change and create! All that pretending will be put to good use.
I remember when my older kids started to correct Carissa's words. I didn't really want her to learn how to say it correctly just yet. Now everyone know how to speak, and the cute little sayings are gone. I wished I had written them down. Aminal was Samantha, and gogret (yogert) was Cason, but that is all I remember.
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