10 January 2007
See what happens when you teach children new words?
Posted by Amy Jane under: Great lines; Melody; Natasha .
They use them.
“Melody needs to lift up her countenance,” Natasha said matter-of-factly this morning.
Melody’s current M.O. is to dissolve in cries and screams when she’s scolded for misbehavior. It’s gotten real old really fast.
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I made sure I used the same phrase on Natasha the next time I had occasion to. I don’t want her to think she’s… better than her sister, as if Melody needs to do something she (Natasha) doesn’t.
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Family News » Blog Archive » Applicable Bible Verses. Says:
3 February 2007 at 8:10 am.
[…] When Natasha made the connection between her song (”Lift up Your Countenance”) and what she saw (a fussy sister), that was her first instance of extracting application (or at least, relation) from words she’d memorized. […]