Well, Thomas had his second clementine this afternoon, and then asked for another; so I think we can safely say it wasn't a freak or a one-off...
This is well and truly a miracle - or maybe it's just progress?? But I have too much faith that God really has His hand on my children's lives to only put it down to natural - albeit delayed - development. There are many people praying for Thomas all the time, and I really believe this 'little' step is of Him.
Praise Him!!
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God is great!
I guess now you just have to keep a stack of clementines in the house :-)
To think, I've never heard of a clementine until now! lol... Now I'm going to have to try and find one, just because my curiousity is aroused. (And that's so cool about your son, too, btw). :)
Rachel -
I'll try this again...had trouble getting my comments to stick earlier...
Thanks for stopping by my blog today...and for the kind comments. I've enjoyed having a look around yours this evening. I'm so excited to "meet" a brit. :)
I love clementines! Unfortunately, we can only get them one month out of the year around year. That's so great that your son is enjoying them - a good gift!
Loved the Santa foot prints - what a fun idea.
I look forward to visiting again!
Miriam
Debs: mmm, I guess so:-)
Although, he's not been that interested in them in the last two days. Faddy or what?!
Miriam: Thanks to you too:-)
I'm equally excited to meet some American gals!!
I must confess, though, that I am not a true 'Brit', but have half French blood in me...hope that doesn't put you off!
Am looking forward to getting to know you a little over the next months.
BTW Have now ordered that David Crowder album - 'Collision'- you were talking about in one of your posts and can't wait to receive it and get stuck in! I always get so excited about new worship cds...So I'll be dropping by at some point to report.
British and French...all the more exciting! :)
Hope you enjoy the Crowder album!
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