After church I asked them to stand on the porch for a quick pic. Man, it was rough and you would have thought I asked them to stand up and listen to a poetry reading for an hour. It’s hard to understand as a kid that the faster you cooperate, the sooner you are done.


Then I asked them to do a big group hug and that was asking too much. Lynnlee left, I don’t know what Kade was doing and Sienna was basically the only one following directions.
Lynnlee came back but this was the best I could get for a group hug.
This is real life. Kids being kids and life not being as polished as it may look or seem.