Well it's no secret that I stink at blogging lately. There are a few various reasons for that - the main one being that I feel like my kids are getting older and now they have their own stories to tell, that maybe I shouldn't be putting them out there. But here's one that is blog worthy...
Today we learned about St. Therese the little flower. We talk about her a lot around here, and she is one of M's favorite saints. She has been very good about doing things when I ask her lately, and I think it's because of St. Therese's influence - her little way. Anyway, we read the story of St. Therese this morning, and I told her that sometimes she sends people roses. M got really excited and said a prayer she memorized, asking St. Therese to help her. Then I said we needed to look for some roses. At the end of school I was reading her a chapter of Mary Poppins, when all of a sudden, she said, "Mommy! Roses!" I had just read about Mary looking at herself in a store window checking to see that the pink roses on her hat had not turned to common marigolds. I totally wouldn't have even noticed that part if she hadn't pointed it out to me. (The chapter was about the bird lady- "feed the birds, tuppence a bag.") Then at the very end of the chapter there was a picture of Mary's hat with roses on it! M had a big smile on her face the rest of the morning. :)
2 comments:
Beautiful story, what a way for her to be observant! I love it when God nurtures our faith!
That is precious, I'm so glad you shared it!
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