Today's Re-Reiferal Friday may not mean a lot to you if you are not a parent yet especially or if parenthood of small children was in the distant past for you.

But you know what? As Adam Sandler says in the wedding singer, will I have a microphone and you don't?

You will listen to every word I have to say. I mean you won't, you can always turn the episode off.

But if you are interested, I bet you clicked play, because you may have a fondness for children, at least for your own children, hopefully, and look back on this, especially, or maybe they are grown up, and you realize that old adage is true that the days are long but the

years are short. So I want to talk about that today here on the Council of Trent

Mondays and Wednesdays we talk apologetics and theology. On Friday we talk

about whatever I want to talk about and today what I want to talk

about are titles in a book series that to me they are very accurate in their

description of young children.

I want to talk about them from ages one to nine years old.

That's the part that I am in right now in life.

I don't understand what it's like to raise a teenager, I don't want to understand.

I'm like, oh goodness.

But right now I have my little kiddos, ages 9, 7, and 4, so they are, they're doing quite well.

Three boys is always

rambunctious around the house. Someone's always

shooting, jets, Star Wars, lightsaber, swords, monster trucks, dinosaurs,

Nerf guns. I love it. Laura loves it too. So caveats here I don't know how it

apply to girls as much. My boys don't understand girls terribly well because

they don't have any you know they're any sisters but they're doing the best they

can to understand like

why don't girls like to do dinosaurs and Nerf like like we do like okay now a lot of the

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