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One day in Sunday School a few weeks ago, our lesson was on Abraham and Lot-- you know, the one where they divide theland and Lot picks the green side and Abraham is stuck with the yucky side which turns out to be good. Since I work with preschoolers, I boiled it down to "Abraham let his friend/relative pick first." A good lesson for the 3-5 year old set. Fast forward a couple of hours and Macy and Sydney are getting in the van. They both want the same booster seat. Weeping and gnashing of teeth ensue. I remind them of the Sunday School lesson and say"One of you needs to be Abraham and let the other one choose." After a moment of silence, Sydney sighs and says begrudgingly, "I'll be Abraham." She's clearly not happy about it, but at least she is willing. Macy jumps in the seat and says, happy as a clam, "I'll be Lot." Sigh. We have a long way to go. P.S. I praised Sydney for choosing to be unselfish and kind and she blossomed and became very happy with her choice. |
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