Backyard Sillies

All Of The Earth Will Sing

You took and You take our sins away, oh God

You give, You gave Your life away for us

You came down, You saved us through the cross

Our hearts are changed because of Your great love

You lived, You died, You said in three days You would rise

You did, You're alive

You rule, You reign, You said You're coming back again

I know You will and all the earth will sing Your praises

All the earth will sing Your praises

You took and You take our sins away, oh God

You give and You gave Your life away for us, yeah

You came down, You saved us through the cross

Our hearts are changed because of Your great love, oh
 

You lived, You died, You said in three days You would rise

You did, You're alive

You rule, You reign, You said You're coming back again

I know You will and all the earth will sing Your praises

All the earth will sing Your praises

And all the earth will sing Your praises

You lived, You died, You said in three days You would rise

You did, You're alive

You rule, You reign, You said You're coming back again

I know You will

and all the earth will sing Your praises!

The Dadr Paf

Scene Set:

Saturday evening I was in the kitchen, preparing a lovely meal for my family.

Erin comes in from the backyard & lets me know that if she is gone, she will leave a note.

A few minutes later, I walk outside to see what type of mischief my children may be up to.

I find this note:

Dear Mom,

We are goeg on the dadr paf.

Love,

Erin and Luke

The dadr paf?

Now most of the time I can figure it out. Path I get.

I must have expressed my confusion out loud.

"Dadr? What is a dadr path?"

  

Around the corner comes my trusty boy, who never strays far.

"Look Mom! It's the DANGER paf!"

What dangers may lurk around the corner of this small, peaceful land?

Carefully I take another turn....

OH THE SUSPENSE!

Luke is staying close to catch the horror on film.

Or at least digital memory.

Relief overwhelms me as I find my daughter safely picking clovers in the yard.



We have narrowly escaped the dadr of the suburbs.

and the sun sets as we are all safely tucked in our beds...

or are we?