Motherhood Well Represented

My last daughter asked a very surprising question that got me laughing so hard 😂😂😂

Here’s the gist.

Early this morning,I was preparing them for school. While sorting some things, she called out to me and said she wanted to ask me some questions. ( My eyes were fixed on her because I was curious to know what she wanted to ask)

Me: Go on. I’m all ears.

Last daughter: Mummy but God said we should ask anything and it shall be given unto us.

Me: (my eyes were widely opened in amazement 😳) yes my dear.

Last daughter: But I used to asked you for money and you don’t usually give me.

Me: ( I was laughing so hard now) but then I realized it was an avenue for me to enlighten her more about Matthew 7:7). You are right my dear but do you know God does not always approve everything we pray for?

Last daughter: 😳😳😳.

Me: Most times we as humans often pray for what we don’t need and at times we pray for something that might harm us without knowing but God being a loving father will always come to our rescue by scrutinizing our request and then grant us what we actually need and what will not bring harm to us.

Last daughter: ( she’s laughing so loud now) she knows where I’m heading to.

Me: (I asked her this question) yesterday when you told me your English studies note has finished. Didn’t I get you a new one ?

Last daughter: (she nodded in affirmation)

Me: So, I can only give you money for something important and not for Ijekuje(junks)

We ended the conversation and she was so happy with the reply I gave her.

I hope I represent the motherhood so well? 😂😂😂

Written by:

Kenny tayo fadumiye

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