Karate Kid, Part 2

So, yesterday he was talking about Karate and how he's so excited that he can't wait til his next class. We were trying to explain to him that he's taking Taekwondo and it's not exactly Karate. So he says,

"Is Taekwondo Latin for Karate?"

Latin works!!

We were reading from the book of John. It was *C*'s turn and the word was "disciple," he said, "discipuli." I laughed. I shouldn't have, poor guy was so embarrassed that he almost cried. Here's how the conversation went.

*C* "Why are you laughing?"

Me "It was cute. You said a Latin word instead of an English word."

*C* "What does disciple mean?"

Me "Well, it's an English word that comes from the Latin word discipuli. What does discipuli mean?"

*C* thought for a second. "Student."

Me "Very good. So what do you think disciple means?"

*C* "Student."

Me "Who were they students to?"

*C* "Jesus."

Me "That's right. So, whenever you're reading the Bible and it says 'the disciples' who do you think they're talking about?"

*C* "Jesus's students!" 

the TRUE meaning of July 4th

Imagine the most excited kid voice you can. (Going to Disney World or something like that.)

*C* says, "*T* tomorrow is Independence Day! The day we celebrate not being from England!"

I busted out laughing! The funniest part about not being FROM England is that my Memaw (mom's mom) was born and raised in England.

I'm still laughing! :)