Send Us A Savior, Words & Music by John Ross

Paige (singing):  Santa’s a savior…
Mia:  It’s send us a savior.

The Thanksgiving Bunch

And, yes, Ariel did join us for Thanksgiving dinner.

Bible Study

Aidan (7): Jesus heals the lame man?
Mindy: Lame like can’t walk not lame like “you’re so lame.”

Last Friday…

…was the last day of the inaugural semester of Friday School.  The kids took some time to write thank you notes to each of their teachers. Paige (5) was writing to Mrs. Rimes.

Paige: Mom? How do you spell “You rock!”?

Kethuvim Sermons

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Japanese Food

Last night, we had dinner at Koji Osakaya.

Paige (5):  This is Chinese food, right?
Ian:  No.  It’s Japanese food.
Paige:  Oh.  Right.  Japanese.  Lola is Chinese, right?
Ian:  No.  She’s Filipino.
Paige.  Yeah.  Jalapeño.
Ian:  Filipino.
Paige.  Oh.  Filipino.

Joschrute

Have Rake, Will Rake

Articulate Asher

Asher (3, pointing):  Look!  That’s my little sister.
Makaena:  Is she your older sister or younger sister?
Asher:  She’s just my little sister.  I hug her and kiss her.  (Hugs and kisses her.)  See how that works?

If you’re ever in Clear Lake, Iowa…

Eat lunch at Shao Ting Guo. It’s “the best Chinese food in all of northern Iowa.” I choose to believe that. But don’t go for dinner because I hear you get less and it’s more expensive. And when they say a dish is spicy, they mean it. Especially since “some people in Iowa think that ketchup is hot.”