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July 14th, 2006

“Some people just take naked too far.”

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One of the kids referred to nakedness as being gross. Seizing the teaching moment, I told them that on the contrary the body is an amazing and beautiful thing; but what’s “gross” is when people aren’t modest and don’t treat God’s sacred creation (the nude human body) with respect. Our kids are very prone to adding their view to whatever is the current dinner table discourse. (Isn’t that AMAZING?) The title of this post was Jack’s contribution.

Posted in Motherhood, Quotes | By helen

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