You know how there's that point in the life of your mortgage when you're finally paying more towards equity than you are toward interest? When you turn the corner and feel like you are really beginning to reap the benefits of your investment?
Well, we're a long way from that point with our real mortgage.
But I think we may have reached that point with Miriam. Here's what I mean: for the past few weeks she has stood up at the conclusion of our end-of-the-meal prayer and made her way into the kitchen. Then, un-urged and even un-asked, she will turn on the water and begin WASHING THE DISHES!
The first time she did it I asked her who she was and what she had done with my own daughter. Now we still make that joke, but she just rolls her eyes and keeps scrubbing. And she does a good job of it, too -- probably better than I'd do.
Oh yes, life is lush.
Now if we can get Jacob and Philip to do the yard work I could become a man of letters and leisure.
Thursday, August 17, 2006
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Not to rain on your parade but it has been my experience that such things tend to be short-lived.
However, you should enjoy every opportunity to get to see your kids jump in and help on their own. It must have been the influence of Lynnae last weekend. :)
Ha!
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