"Mom let Jesus Drive"

Selah's photography skills
2nd day of school

So it so fun how kids have special talents and each one is amazing at something and the other something else. For instance Aslan is amazing at building Bionicles and lego star wars, as well as saying and doing things that have so much insight it amazes me! For instance on time I was driving and worrying about a lot of things and (Aslan was probably 6 at the time) and he said "Mom let Jesus drive, give him the wheel and give him control, he does a better job anyway" It was the most random thing but gave me so much comfort and peace it was amazing. And last night , it was a very tough night ministry wise, as it's been a tough season, and I was worrying etc and Aslan had his back to me in the living room and just said out of the blue," Mommy don't worry" and that was all, just like that, I had not done or said anything to make him think that I was worried in the least, and i just stood there mouth open going... what just happened. Through the mouth of babes....that statement sure doesn't lie, and thank you Jesus for a son who is sensitive to your voice or at the very least a vessel.

So Selah loves photography and singing and reading, her photography is very perceptive a lot of angles and great pictures I pick ed my favorite one as of late and posted it above, and I promise it was really hers. Selah also understands things that go way beyond her years. She will ask questions sometimes that are even a challenge for me to answer. She has an amazing memory too, you tell her something once and she never forgets, as well as having the type of photographic memory that I have , where she will remember details of a place we've been quite a bit later...little details...very cool.

I attached pictures of the second day of school, since we were so preoccupied on the first that we forgot to get pics! And by the way another great day , Aslan said he learned about the indian ocean and Selah about 'peanut science'!

Everyone have a blessed day and pay attention to the sometimes 'little' voice of God