Colton’s
younger cousin, Noah, who is two and a half years old, is the more
quiet one of the two boys. Since they attend the same church and go the
same babysitter,
they are together quite a bit. One of the most precious things is they
are able to sing together in church. Nothing is more sweeter than
watching a two and three year old sing a special together. Everyone in
our church enjoys that, we all love to watch them take part.
Let me first start with Noah and give you some background on this little man.
He has had an awesome vocabulary since the age of two. He started talking
way before that,
but by the age of two, he was singing a special in church by himself.
His special song is, “The Lighthouse”, which he knows word for word.
This boy can sing the entire song all the way through and be such a
blessing to everyone. It is the sweetest thing
to watch. He will walk up on the platform, stand by his mommy, hold the
microphone and sing this song through to the very end without missing a
word. ADORABLE!
Then there is Colton. My little guy, on the other hand,
is like a firecracker in church. He gets up to sing a song and can’t
hold still. He has,
what my mom calls, ants in his pants. There was never a more truer
saying than that.
Let
me begin with how Colton gets ready to sing a special in church. He
walks (runs some of the time) up on the platform, gets the microphone
and stands in place
when the music starts. (This is always where I get excited each time he
sings because I keep thinking that this will be the day that he sings
the entire song all the way through). He starts out singing the first
few lines of the song pretty good, then something
happens. He starts swaying from side to side, his feet come alive, they
start moving quite a bit, when all
of a sudden, his feet are moving so fast that he’s doing something that
resembles dancing. Sometimes he even twirls once or twice. At least
through all of this, he's still singing some of the words to the song.
That is my precious little
guy. Unfortunately, he’s just like me as a child…………very, very
hyperactive. He can't hold still for any period of time, no matter what
he's doing.
When
the boys actually sing together, they do pretty good. They both get
their microphones and start singing loud. The last few times they've
sang in church together, they seem to be singing with all that is within
them. Too cute to watch two little toddler boys sing praises to the
Lord.
As you can tell in my description above of the two boys, their singing manners are quite different when they sing solos. They are both a blessing to our church though, we wouldn't trade them for anything in the world. Me, being a mother to a boy that actively wants to participate in church, however the manner may be sometimes, loves every minute. There is nothing more precious to me than knowing my son loves to sing in a church that encourages everyone, no matter the age, to participate. I LOVE IT!
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