Now I hate to have my second blog be about Kinsley getting in trouble, but I thought this story was too funny not to post. Now I am sure by looking at this picture, you think how could this girl do anything wrong??? Let me tell you it definitely happens! But let me preface with the fact that Kinsley is probably the friendliest and sweetest 2 year old that you will ever meet, but she is a sinner and this story just makes me laugh. Well, it happened at Sunday school. Yes, we had our first "bad report" about Kinsley from her Sunday school teacher (who happens to be our pastor's wife). She called it an "incident" but this is what happened. There is a toy kitchen in the room and there are plastic utensils. Kinsley for some reason is addicted to spoons. When we eat, she likes to at least have two of them with her at all times. So Kinsley was playing with a spoon, when another child came over and took it from her. Kinsley wasn't having it. She chased him down and said "That's mine" took it back and then proceeded to poke the kid in the stomach with the spoon. Patty (teacher) saw it and knelt down to tell them that they couldn't do that and they of course both said they were sorry and gave each other hugs. I was dying when Chris told me. I can see it now Kinsley stabbing this poor child in the stomach! And then she has this smile on her face when she knows when she did something wrong, so I am sure she gave Patty that smile. Oh, I love it. Not that I am encouraging my daughter stabbing with spoons, but I thought that story was hilarious. And it might only be funny to me, because it is my child but hope you enjoyed it anyhow. I love this age. It is an incredibly hard age but absolutely the most fun. She makes me laugh all day long. Anyways, I just got pictures downloaded onto the computer so on my next post I will send some recent pictures of Cooper!
This is the smile I am talking about when she does something she shouldn't. She just finished laying on top of Cooper! :)
Now I hate to have my second blog be about Kinsley getting in trouble, but I thought this story was too funny not to post. Now I am sure by looking at this picture, you think how could this girl do anything wrong??? Let me tell you it definitely happens! But let me preface with the fact that Kinsley is probably the friendliest and sweetest 2 year old that you will ever meet, but she is a sinner and this story just makes me laugh. Well, it happened at Sunday school. Yes, we had our first "bad report" about Kinsley from her Sunday school teacher (who happens to be our pastor's wife). She called it an "incident" but this is what happened. There is a toy kitchen in the room and there are plastic utensils. Kinsley for some reason is addicted to spoons. When we eat, she likes to at least have two of them with her at all times. So Kinsley was playing with a spoon, when another child came over and took it from her. Kinsley wasn't having it. She chased him down and said "That's mine" took it back and then proceeded to poke the kid in the stomach with the spoon. Patty (teacher) saw it and knelt down to tell them that they couldn't do that and they of course both said they were sorry and gave each other hugs. I was dying when Chris told me. I can see it now Kinsley stabbing this poor child in the stomach! And then she has this smile on her face when she knows when she did something wrong, so I am sure she gave Patty that smile. Oh, I love it. Not that I am encouraging my daughter stabbing with spoons, but I thought that story was hilarious. And it might only be funny to me, because it is my child but hope you enjoyed it anyhow. I love this age. It is an incredibly hard age but absolutely the most fun. She makes me laugh all day long. Anyways, I just got pictures downloaded onto the computer so on my next post I will send some recent pictures of Cooper!
This is the smile I am talking about when she does something she shouldn't. She just finished laying on top of Cooper! :)
