The kids
Several months ago, Hannah discovered what was clogging the pool drain at the camp. It turns out that it was Danny Coates who had been stuck in the basin filter. Using all her might, she pulled him to safety.
At age three, Jay has found a job in local law enforcement. The budget of our Police Department was cut to the point that they can only afford uniforms one third the size of the old municipal attire. In frustration, most officers quit. Because of Jay's impeccable character, ability to use a spitoon, and boyish size three vest, he was appointed to the position of Sheriff.
To my shame, my 21 month old, Daniel, got his hands on a Harry Potter book. Defying logic, he taught himself to read and cast sorcerer's spells. Unfortunately, he chose to turn my wife, Andrea, into a lobster (which is a real bummer for me because she loves to hold hands).
Schedule note: Stop by again tomorrow for the Wednesday segment, "Commentary on a house with strange siding."



5 Comments:
oh pastor John. The first picture with Hannah and Danny is quite funny.I like Jay's story as well and Daniel is just plain adorable, as if you didn't know. *Era
i must say it was quite cramped in the basin pool drain and i am very gratefull for your daughter to save me
Danny
This entry once again made me laugh. I must admit I told Danny to stop fooling around in the pool like that but fortunately your daughter and her great might saved him. Jay's picture is cute and Daniel's made me laugh. Sorry to hear about Andrea.
i love your kids, they're my favorites. also, your daughter is now my hero for saving Danny. haha.
wonderfully funny post, it's a nice distraction from studying. also, so sad for andrea, maybe he can turn her back to normal..
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