Land of McGovernville

Yes folks, it has been a while, a long while since I have updated this blog.  I have to be honest with you, blog.com has not thrilled us.  They haven’t worked very consistantly, their support is lacking (non-existant actually), and have you seen the blog lately?  Geez louise, what is up with that?  I think it was the last straw.  You can now find us here:  http://mcgovernville.blogspot.com/
but WAIT!  You have to be invited in order to view it.  If you haven’t been already invited, don’t be insulted.  Please email us and let us know, we may not realize it.  Either leave us a comment or email us and let us know.  If you have the password to the blog you are reading now, then you are obviuosly loved by us and we would LOVE to invite you over to our new blog. 

Just for the record, I have never asked my older children to change a diaper.  Ever.  Nor will I.  Ever. 

This morning Kenniston came into the living room and informed me that Ruby was her baby and I was the babysitter.  I told her (in a jokingly manner) that her baby needed a diaper change.  So what did my darling daughter do?  She walked over to the basket of diapers and grabbed the wipes and a diaper.  As she proceeded to take off Ruby’s diaper Vincent jumped in to help. 

The two of them did a great job.  Ruby was very patient.  She even laid still as the big kids opened up and tried to figure out how to get the new diaper in place. 

This is where they got stumped.  And kinda gave up.  Time for the babysitter to step in.  hehe

Before Brian left, he made video’s of himself reading Bible stories to the kiddos.  It is a neat video complete with a menu screen and all.  While said menu screen shows thefirst few seconds of the song “I Can Only Imagine” repeats itself.  We watch the video almost everyday. 

Today we walked into the house after our late afternoon walk and the song “I Can Only Imagine” was playing, but by a different artist.  Right away Ruby excitedly said “Daddy Daddy Daddy” while signing please frantically.  She thought the Daddy Bible video was playing.  I felt so bad because it wasn’t playing, but I was so proud of her for recognizing the song!