Kaylee’s love language, as far as I can tell, is a good mix of touch and receiving gifts.  The more I hug her, the more she blossoms.  Receiving gifts makes her glow.

She babysat for me a few weeks ago on a day she just didn’t feel like babysitting.  I had to go to an office supply store while I was out, and I saw this pad of sticky notes.  Kaylee’s favorite color is orange.  I couldn’t help but buy them.  The next morning, this was on my bedroom mirror.

Last week, I came home from working at the soup kitchen and found my picnic basket on the living room coffee table with this attached to it.

On the couch was this.

Come to find out, for the morning they played Blues Clues to solve the question, “What does Kaylee want to do for lunch?”  The answer: “Have a picnic.”

After they solved the puzzle, Kaylee made a picnic lunch for them.

I love my kids.  I love knowing that my kids are having the time of their lives, allowing me the opportunity to serve God in my way without too much worry or stress at leaving them.

(We won’t talk about the face drawn in marker by a little almost 4-year-old hand on Scott’s dresser drawer in order to create “Side Table Drawer”.)

Hallee

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