Ten Sugars & Jesus

Olivia was super lovey tonight.  She had her Ellie and kept hugging her, hugging Doug, the girls and I, giving us kisses and hugs.  An abundance of 4 year old love.  Then when I put her to bed our conversation went something like this:

Olivia: "Mommy, I love Ellie super bad." 
Me: "We love you super bad." 
Olivia: "Is Jesus in my heart Mommy?"
Me:  "yes"
Olivia: "Does he eat my food?"
Me: "no." 
Olivia: "Can he see my sugars?" (back story on this...every single morning she asks for Cheerios with 10 sugars on top.  Usually we hand her the bowl of Cheerios and she says that she can't see her 10 sugars - so we sprinkle a tad more on).
Me: "yes - he can see your sugars...he can see everything."
Olivia: "Jesus can even see when I only have 5 sugars, but I can't see when I have 5 sugars.  But I can see when I have 10 sugars."

Love her!  Love the things that come out of her mouth.  I also love her van time snoozes and crazy bed head hair.  I love her little snuggles and cute button nose.  Love my girl!

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