Twenty-ten!

Once upon a time, a sweet baby boy was born.

As the years went by, he became an adorable first grader…

…and an award-winning cow handler.

Eventually he became a college graduate,

and then he became a cancer patient – and then a cancer survivor.

And because he had found the lovely love of his life, he became a husband.

Not too long after that, by the grace of God, he became a father.

Just a few months later, he became a physician (and then he became an intern!)

A few more years went by. The man became a father again,

and then he became a thirty-year-old. And he lived happily ever after.

*When Jonas counts by rote, he gets his numbers perfectly up through 29. Next, he says, “Twenty-ten!” And I say, “No, next is thirty.” And he says, “Okay, thirty. 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, thirty-ten.” And I say, “No, next is forty.” And so forth and so on.

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Michelle, a white woman with brown hair, faces the camera with a smile. She wears glasses with clear frames and a shirt that says, "Those Goals Look Good On You."

MICHELLE NEBEL

I write about my faith, family, organization, and adventures in fiction writing. My blog is where I share a glimpse of my life, and I hope you’ll find the thoughts here encouraging!

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2 thoughts on “Twenty-ten!”

  1. Happy Birthday Chris! Welcome to the thirty and over club.
    Michelle, this is an excellent blog!

  2. What a great post! Beautifully written!

    The 30-10 thing is such a very funny and common thing for little ones to do…it actually shows how smart they are to apply it that way. Aw…so cute and such fun times!

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