What Do You Want To Do In Heaven?

I used to love daylight savings, I mean who wouldn't want an extra hour to sleep in?  Well, as soon as we had kids I realized that daylight savings is no fun.  Our kids already wake up between 6 and 7 and don't know what "sleeping in" means.  Luckily, with the exception of Logan (who woke up at 5:30), the boys woke up a little after 6.  So, it could have been a lot worse.  Hopefully, over the next few days they will adjust and sleep a bit longer.

I took Colin and Evan to church this morning before Colin's Sunday school.  Dennis stayed home with Logan who was napping. For the first time I had the boys go with the young kids for the "youth ministry" where they talk about the gospel reading in children's terms and then color a picture relating to it while their parents are in church.  Afterwards, I asked the boys what they learned and today they learned about heaven.  The teacher asked them what they want to do in heaven.  And Colin answered "fight"...ugh!  At least Evan had a more positive answer, he said "go to birthday parties"!

While Colin was in Sunday school Evan and I went to Starbucks and then to the church playground.  Evan was talking to one of the parents the whole time.  The dad asked him how old he was and Evan answered "3, I am an Aspen" (that's the name of his preschool class).  Then the dad said "Wow you are big, are you driving yet?" and Evan answered very seriously "No, not yet...".  Evan went on to tell him he has a tricycle and a motorcycle and all the preschool classes he is no longer in and the fact he will be 4 at his next birthday....etc.  It was a good 20 minute conversation!

If you noticed, I said "I am an Aspen" not "Me am an Aspen", Evan seems to be slowly dropping the "Me".  Kind of sad because it sounded so cute.  I guess my boy is growing up.

Well, since we are supposedly moving to Indiana (I am starting to have my doubts we will ever actually get there), we have decided to adopt the Colts as our 2nd favorite team.  Since the Skins are on bye, the boys put on their Colts gear and cheered them on.