Pass the kid a microphone!

I say it to her every day, multiple times a day, but I just have to share it with as many folks as will listen that I LOVE Ky!

She's got a spunky little personality and as style that is all her own. Her heart must take up 95% of her body. Her mind is a sponge and she recalls the craziest details from as far back as over a year ago. And one other fun thing? This gal loves, I mean LOVES, to sing!

And my favorite part of her love of singing is what she loves singing. Yeah, she enjoys a good round of "Tooty Ta" and "Twinkle, Twinkle" and who doesn't love belting out a "Silly Song with Larry" from Veggie Tales, but Kylie's CD of choice? It's a toss up between Share the Well by Caedmon's Call and Cedarmont's Worship for Kids ~ Volume 1.

I'm not sure exactly how she learned it, but she can sing all of Here I am to Worship. EVERY word! (She actually has them all right and I do have to admit that I take a somewhat sinful pride in that fact). I need to get this on video before I miss her sweet, innocent, childish voice singing it and I regret that I missed it.

And then there are the ones that make me giggle to myself as I listen. The words that she doesn't have quite right just yet...

Like in Open the Eyes of my Heart, she asks every time the song plays, "Why do they say 'To see you high and did up?'" And every time either Ian or I explain that it actually says "lifted up," not "did up." Then two minutes later when the chorus comes back on she says, "Mommy, why does it say did up?" Every time!

Or in You Are Holy she sings, "You are holy, You are mighty, You are wordy..."

Or when she hears He Reigns she asks, "Why do they say glory, glory Hallelujah he rains? I don't like rain that much."

And there is the previously noted Step by Step error where she sings, "O God, you are my God, and I will never praise you... And step by step you leave me, and I will follow you all of my days..."

Oh, and while it isn't on this CD, I noted on Facebook the other day that she was walking around the house singing, "Father Abraham, had many sins, and many sins had Father Abraham..."

So she may not have all the words down yet ~ it comes straight from her heart. And I love that she loves her God!

With the smiles I get from Kylie's singing, I have to ask ~ what is the cutest or funniest lyric mistake you are hearing around your house these days?

**Post on a fun character trait about the little boy whose smile completely stole my heart coming soon!