I got my first smartphone when my daughter was three. I kept tapping the screen trying to make something happen, she picked it up, slid her baby fingers across the screen to open it and handed it back to me with a dimpled grin. The next day from her carseat in the back I heard her talking about a new game on my phone. "We don't have that game honey," I say. "We do now," was her reply and sure enough she had downloaded the game herself.
these six words leapt out from the sermon I heard in church this morning. Thanks Pastor Jodi. (I attend a Baptist church which has two lady ministers on the pastoral team.)We can live with peace and joy no matter...
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ShellDeFelice says,
I got my first smartphone when my daughter was three. I kept tapping the screen trying to make something happen, she picked it up, slid her baby fingers across the screen to open it and handed it back to me with a dimpled grin. The next day from her carseat in the back I heard her talking about a new game on my phone. "We don't have that game honey," I say. "We do now," was her reply and sure enough she had downloaded the game herself.