Worst Parenting Fail

I haven't taken updated photos of my four kids in quite some time. They're losing teeth, growing up, and changing so fast. We had an uneventful day today, so I took some pictures.


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And captured the worst parenting fail of all time. Luke uses his middle finger as a pointer. We've tried to explain to him sort of what it means, but he continues to use it as a pointer (with no ill intent). When I asked him to explain this, he said, "You said be goofy, so I pointed my finger." Even though he can't seem to understand it's wrong, I cannot stop laughing at the perfection of it. It just perfectly sums up me raising kids!

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