Maybe I should just be grateful that he pays attention when we read the Bible. But for some reason, I feel a little concerned that out of all the profound insights my dearly-loved David could have gotten from the account of Joseph, he seems to have only learned one lesson:
All my brothers should bow down to me.
Of course, he's much too polite to actually say that, but when night after night, I go into the bathroom and discover this...
...what am I to think? Clearly, the owner of the blue toothbrush (that would be David) is on some sort of quest to establish dominance.
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You know, if this is all the further his quest for dominance among the males of his household goes, I think you don't have much to worry about. When he is standing on a chair with a horse whip and laying stripes on the backs of whichever brothers dare not to bow down to him, well, I believe it will be time for a serious intervention.
I think this is so funny!
These boys are rather competitive, aren't they, Sally? I'm sure you and your sisters were never like this!! ;-)
I'll be sure to hide all the horse whips before he starts getting any ideas. ;-)
That's hilarioius!!
That is too cute! I love it when I find funny little things like that around the house....like when I see that my 12yo has taken his Legos and Matchbox cars into the tub with him!
LOL ohh that is great!!
I hope he doesn't get sent off to Egypt.
that is hilarious :). it would be interesting to hear what his version! happy day to you.
Hehehehee. Love this.
Love. :)
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