My friends were talking about a mutual friend, about her being in God’s grace as she has 2 sons who are priests. I told them it was the dream of my aunt to have any of her 3 nephews to become priests, unfortunately, nobody did. She told me she still prays for one especially as she has more grandsons than daughters. And so my friends began convincing me to send my son to study in the seminary. They would like to sponsor my one and only son to become a priest. I guess any mom would be so lucky to have one. And so I told them that I would ask him if he is interested. I mean, I cannot decide for him….I can only pray it is what he wants, too.
While reading some parenting articles, I read this one article about manners that I knew I had to blog about it. Kids are easy enough to teach manners, it's actually following it up that sucks. Because when they see somebody else doing something really gross but funny they tend to do the same thing...that is when it's crucial to say it is wrong. If they get away with it even just once then they will do it again. Pin It Parents tend to let them get away with it, especially when they do it in public and some people find it hilarious. Make no mistake about it, there are people who find it really funny when a kid burps so loud, well, this still falls under manners right? Seriously though, at my age, I still tell my dad where am going and how late I will be home and I expect my son to do the same thing...for me that is simple courtesy. And up until now, I remind my son to say thank you (he does say thank you normally but sometimes when busy he seems to forget). Not reminding h