changing over

I am changing the blog for the new year.  It will now simply be titled The Moseleys and you can find it here.  Please update your links.  And don't miss the couple new posts below.

More December Pictures

Here are a few more December pictures for you:

This is Nathan's SS class (that Matt and I teach).

Caroline built this church one day at downtime.

Christmas presents in use.

Christmas presents in use.

Christmas presents in use.

A picnic table for Nathan's restaurant at the digging place.

Fancy Christmas Kiddos

mispronunciations

At 2.5 years old, Sara is the best talker of our three kiddos. She has such an incredible vocabulary and understanding for all things spoken. But to go along with her extended vocabulary, she also probably has more mispronunciations than the other two did (once they really started talking). Here are some of them:

kicken - chicken
grink - drink
biper - diaper
hains - hands
bain - van
weg - leg
keek - cheek
gacket - jacket
Gesus - Jesus
kip - chip

reality

So...I was taking a few pictures of the kids earlier.  I was trying to get a picture of the three of them together.  All they really wanted to do was take silly pictures.  When we finished with the "real" pictures, I let them be silly.  Here are the "more like reality" pictures!

a boat

Last Monday, Caroline created this during her afternoon downtime. I thought it was pretty good. She told me that it's a boat. She's definitely got a creative/artistic mind.

Caroline's boat

I Have Decided...

Nathan has been working on learning to play "I Have Decided" on the piano.  He wanted to do something that "sounded better".  To him, that means more notes played at once.  This is the hymn that we decided on.  This video is well into the process once he was able to more or less play it straight through.  He is playing a little better now.

a couple quotes

The other day, we were walking through Walmart and Nathan and Caroline were having a conversation of some sort.  Here's the part I caught:

Caroline:  You and me can get married.
Nathan:  No, people who are related can't get married.
Caroline:  Well, I just need to find somebody to marry who is a Georgia Tech and not smoky.

What qualifications!

Then, today, I was talking to Sara and our conversation went something like this:

Me:  Are you my sweet girl.
Sara:  Yes.  God likes it when I'm sweet.
Me:  Yes, He does.
Sara:  God lives in Heaven.
Me:  Yep.
Sara:  Where do I live?
Me:  You live on Earth.
Sara:  Where do you live?
Me:  I live on Earth.
Sara:  Daddy lives at work.
Me:  No, Daddy lives on Earth, too.

It's always so funny to me to hear how their little brains work and what they are or aren't comprehending correctly.