- Hear and process my request
- Go out and see that it is dark downstairs
- Come back and tell me that it is dark
- Go back out and climb down the stairs
- Go through the living room, dining room and down the hall in the dark
- Open the laundry room door
- Turn on the light (I found evidence of this)
- Select the broom from our tools that include a mop, a broom and a push broom and several other cleaning implements
- Carry the broom back through the house and up the stairs
- Present it to me
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Fetch and Carry...
Last night Julia did the neatest thing! I was upstairs in my bathroom cleaning and I said to Julia: "Julia, please go down to the laundry room and get mommy the broom." I didn't expect her to do this, but I try to talk to her like I do all the children and involve her in what we're doing. I kept cleaning and she headed out onto the landing. The lower floor was dark and so she came back to me and said "dahk." I said "It's ok, Julia." A few minutes later I heard banging and a triumphant Julia came into my room carrying the broom! As small as this seems these are the steps it took for her to do this:
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4 comments:
VERY cool! We take so much for granted, but it a lot for our little ones to work through.
I can assure you that one of my children would have said no and the other would have not gone because of the dark! She truly is amazing!
It is really amazing to see the awesome work of God (and a family's love) in the life of Julia. I enjoy reading about all of her great accomplishments. I love ya, sista!
We also have a daughter, Quinlin, with CDC. She will be 10 years old in October.
This post made me laugh because I totally understand the feeling.
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