http://jimmyholbrook.com/2009/09/same-page/ Pastor Jimmy Holbrook Thu, 08 Dec 2011 16:27:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://jimmyholbrook.com/2009/09/same-page/comment-page-1/#comment-403 Lindsey Lachance Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:44:51 +0000 http://jimmyholbrook.com/?p=413#comment-403 I think I know who that girl was.... Lol,, I like your blog and agree with you on this. We are working through it and luckily there giving us some privleges and easying up on the strict rules. Ill keep reading your blogs everyday, Thanks! Lindsey:) I think I know who that girl was…. Lol,, I like your blog and agree with you on this. We are working through it and luckily there giving us some privleges and easying up on the strict rules. Ill keep reading your blogs everyday, Thanks! Lindsey:)

]]> http://jimmyholbrook.com/2009/09/same-page/comment-page-1/#comment-399 Michael Ervin Tue, 01 Sep 2009 22:09:04 +0000 http://jimmyholbrook.com/?p=413#comment-399 As a parent I have had my kids come to me and ask the same thing. My kids know who to go to when they want certain things though. What they don't know if my wife and I discuss those on the side. For example, my daughter will always come to my wife if she wants someone to spend the night, or vice versa. Ninety-five percent of the time she will call me or talk to me about how we feel about it, and then make our decision. Now my oldest son will come to me when he wants a new toy, because he knows I like toys and I am more prone to say yes, than my wife. My youngest son and daughter are more likely to go to mom if they want candy or a cookie. I have seen my youngest son talk to his little sister and tell her to go ask Mom or Dad for a cookie or some candy, this way they can share it. For some reason he believes that we will more likely give the youngest girl the candy before the boy. Kids between the ages of two and a half years to six years are the most fun, because you get to see all their little quirks, decision making and how they learn from it. My wife and I talk about how they try and work their little plans all the time, and we just back and laugh. Kids are the GREATEST!!! As a parent I have had my kids come to me and ask the same thing. My kids know who to go to when they want certain things though. What they don’t know if my wife and I discuss those on the side. For example, my daughter will always come to my wife if she wants someone to spend the night, or vice versa. Ninety-five percent of the time she will call me or talk to me about how we feel about it, and then make our decision. Now my oldest son will come to me when he wants a new toy, because he knows I like toys and I am more prone to say yes, than my wife. My youngest son and daughter are more likely to go to mom if they want candy or a cookie.
I have seen my youngest son talk to his little sister and tell her to go ask Mom or Dad for a cookie or some candy, this way they can share it. For some reason he believes that we will more likely give the youngest girl the candy before the boy. Kids between the ages of two and a half years to six years are the most fun, because you get to see all their little quirks, decision making and how they learn from it. My wife and I talk about how they try and work their little plans all the time, and we just back and laugh. Kids are the GREATEST!!!

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