Last Saturday the boy’s Sunday School class, and the elem. department at Daybreak served their community by going to a local nursing home. There was an activities director that was leading the residents in the making of a scented door hanger for their rooms. So our guys jumped in there and helped out. We discovered during the craft time that there was a lady there who was over 106 years old.

Once Joshua and Caleb knew how to help, they were very attentive and caring toward the ladies they were helping. They struggled a little because the room was cramped and they had to lean over their wheel chairs that were crammed against each other. All in all, it was a great experience for them to learn who to help and serve other people and I pray it was a blessing to the residents.

Caleb has not lost a single tooth. His teeth are holding tight and not wanting to leave his mouth. If you have eve smelt his breath it would make you wonder why. Kimberly and I have laughed about this and Caleb is completely ticked off that Joshua has lost five and therefore has five dollars cold cash. So as Caleb was complaining the other day about his teeth not coming out he made us look to see if any of the teeth were loose. So when we looked we discovered that there was a tooth that had grown in behind his baby teeth.

Kimberly made an appointment with the dentist and we took him in. I took him there in the morning with the intention that she would pull the baby tooth. But she said it was not uncommon and that it will eventually come out on it’s on and the pressure from the tongue will move the “Jaws” tooth back into it’s proper location.

Couldn’t the dentist have just told us that over the phone? It’s all about the co-pay.

Ok, this is just cool, watch the whole thing, it’s worth it.