Remember this post from back in 2011? Where Cohen threw a train at the TV and it broke, he was 2 years old.
It saddens me to say that sweet little innocent Caleb was the one responsible this time. He threw one of those pretty little lemon decorations up in the air and boom, it hit the TV. One hit to a LCD/LED tv and it shatters. broken. done.
I was nervous to call and tell Zach but was so encouraged by his response "this is God telling us we don't need a TV" Great way to look at it Z!
I was very nervous and humiliated to write this post.. but this blog is about our family, our stories, our life. This is our family scrap book, I put everything we or the children do on here, and this, is just another section of the book. And I'm not embarressed anymore that my children have now broken 2 flat screen TV's, they are those rough and tough boys, they are "those boys" that knock things over, throw things, play rough. This brings me back to this post that gives me comfort in times like these.
"Whether you have a quiet boy, or one of “those” boys, your boys still sin. And most likely, though their reactions may look different on the outside, the heart of a quiet boy and the heart of one of “those” boys are much more alike than they are different. Its all the same in God's eyes."
Point of this: don't come over to watch a race, or football, you will be disappointed. and don't let our boys around if you have a flat screen.
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