I recently had a memorable stroll through Home Depot with seven of my children. As I was leaving the screw aisle for the wood aisle, a clerk asked me: “Are all of those yours?”
“Yes,” I replied. “One hundred percent natural.”
We practice these virtues in our home classroom when a bigger kid explains to a younger the differences between compound and simple leaves or changes the baby’s diaper while mom explains long division to a younger.
He proceeded to shake my hand and commented: “I thought maybe they were cousins.”
