
Overheard while Ryan was making breakfast crepes:
Levi: “Me ham some Daddy?” (pointing to the lemon juice)
Ryan: “You need to finish your cereal first, because you asked for it.”
Levi: “But I wuv dat Daddy.”
Ryan: “Do you even know what that is?”
Levi: “Yes Daddy. It’s poison.”
Ryan: “Poison?”
Levi: “Yes. And I wuuuuv poison Daddy.”
Ryan: “Poison is bad Levi. It will hurt you. This is lemon juice, not poison.”
Levi: “I wuuuuuv lemon juice Daddy! Me ham some?”
Dear friends, that is all. Just a smile from me today.

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Adriel Booker is an author, speaker, and advocate based in Sydney, Australia who believes storytelling, beauty, and the grace of God will change the world. Adriel has become a trusted voice in areas of motherhood and parenting, Christian spirituality, and global women's issues. She's also known for her work with the Love A Mama Collective—serving under-resourced women in developing nations through safe birth initiatives—as well as her years spent as a Bible teacher and leadership coach. Her latest book is Grace Like Scarlett: Grieving with Hope after Miscarriage and Loss and she's made the companion grief journal available for free. Find Adriel across all social media platforms at @adrielbooker or sign up for LoveNotes, Adriel's 'secret posts' that aren't published anywhere else online. ✌️
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Ash
16 November 2012 at 9:07 am<3