Deep Thoughts by T

As church began this morning my second-grade son was surprisingly calm and quite sitting on my lap.

Suddenly in the middle of the opening hymn, he looked up and said confidently:

"I think there's no such things as bottomless pits."

...Didn't see that one coming.

Comments

Anonymous said…
When he has a teenager's stomach, he will probably experience a Bottomless Pit as he consumes all the food in your home! :)
5:15 PM
Anonymous said…
Yup they can stop you in your tracks! [thank goodness!]
Cheers
9:00 AM
Michelle Alley said…
So hilarious! Sometimes it just comes out of nowhere!
6:33 AM
Jenn said…
Heff,
I emailed you and I don't know if you are getting them?? Yahoo keeps sending your email to spam even though I keep telling it you are not AND you are in my contacts. UG. Trying from other email.
9:28 PM
Scribbit said…
I don't know . . . I've seen the way my boys eat I'd tend to disagree.
9:07 PM
Amelia Antwiler said…
I, for one, am glad to know this.
6:24 PM
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