Monday, July 14, 2008

A Sammy Story.....

If I've said it once, I've said it a million times - Sammy is one entertaining kid. If he is not Ralph the dog, his horse, Rico, is going everywhere he goes, jumping and eating all around. Sam doesn't just limit himself to Ralph and Rico - sometimes he is a shark, but always a nice one who beats up the other sharks. The other night, during Max's trip to the ER, Sam and I were hanging out. Just us big kids, you know, baby Ben was already in bed. Upon asking "Sam" a question, he replied,"I'm not Sam, I'm Samson!" Being a conscientious Mimi, or more likely annoying Mimi, I pounced on this like chocolate cake! What a great time for a lesson, particularly a Bible lesson. I start expounding on Samson -I painted a picture of Samson in Sam's Sunday School Class so I knew he was at least a little familiar with him. We talked about how God made him strong and how that strength was linked to his long hair. Then we talked about how a devious lady tricked Samson and discovered his secret so she cut his hair! All the while, Sam's big brown eyes were wide - he was taking everything in. I told him that when Samson's hair was cut he got weak and wasn't strong for awhile. He was quiet for a minute - then he asked quietly in a solemn little voice, "Mimi, was it you?" Ha......maybe someday Sam will realize I am really not as old as dirt:D Then I find out, he wasn't being Samson from the Bible, he was being Samson from "The Wild" - it figures!

6 comments:

Kara said...

Love it! They always say the craziest things...

Mandy said...

Seriously, we have to start recording more of the things Sam says! He comes up with some doozies!

The Garvie Family said...

He cracks me up!! What a cute kid!!

jarcarhar said...

How HILARIOUS!!! I am here in a lonely hotel room laughing my head off! Thank you so much for all of your sweet comments...I love them!!!

Unknown said...

Becky, I was up at the church yesterday and fell in love with your adorable murals in the children's department. I knew they would be good--you are so talented--I loved them!

Janice said...

How funny! Wouldn't you like to be in their little minds sometimes to see what they must be thinking!