
crook·ed
–adjective
1.not straight; bending; curved: a crooked path.
2.askew; awry: The picture on the wall seems to be crooked.
3.deformed: a man with a crooked back.
4.not straightforward; dishonest.
5.bent and often raised or moved to one side, as a finger or neck.
6.(of a coin) polygonal: a crooked sixpence.
This is the question I was faced with as I held Reed in my lap for children's church on Sunday. He's still not comfortable in church without mama but he is doing great with preschool. He asks in the mornings if he is going to "Ms Nikki's". The first couple weeks were very hard and we cut him back to 3 days a week, but he seems to enjoy going now.
So- how would you answer this question? I feel like I let him down because it caught me off guard (always does) and I simply said "he had surgery" and I FELT EMBARRASSED. Why? Why in the world would I feel this way, and why was I not expecting that kind of question?







