"Yes, it feels like summer, Avery, but you can't wear bathing suits all day."
Blah, blah, blah, blah. Ten minutes later I'm brought another bathing suit for her to put on. She's found a nice terry cloth cover now that she's taken to wearing as well. After all, what do daddies know about fashion? So we sleep and eat and take walks and pick up Mommy, all in a bathing suit. Even when she's wearing shorts and T-shirts or a dress, she's got a bathing suit underneath. Last night she wore footed pajamas, with a suit on underneath. I make her take the bathing suit off for Mass, but that's all I can manage. I imagine next week it will be something different, though equally incomprehensible to her daddy.
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Nothing will get you from the larva stage to butterfly faster than having children.
That is what I'm discovering. In child-rearing a father is saved - that's how that Scripture goes, right?
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