the powers of the priesthood

the other evening, jenna threw-up. she called to us from the top of the stairs saying that she had 'spit'. we found a mess. i cleaned the bed, and dave cleaned the girl. we rocked her back to sleep, and she slept fine that night. we all got up the next morning and she was fine. two nights later, she spit up again; this time in our bed. once again, i cleaned the bed, and dave cleaned our girl. she had told us earlier in the evening that her belly had hurt, but she seemed fine. we were boggled as parents. what caused it? how can we keep it from happening again if we don't know? we all wanted a good nights sleep, and were worried about jenna, so dave asked her if she wanted a special blessing. she said 'sure daddy'. dave went to get the oil, and i told her dad was going to give her a special blessing to help her feel better. this was jenna's first fathers blessing, other than her baby blessing. (i guess we've been lucky that she's been so healthy. adam had his first blessing when he was staying in the NICU.) dave returned to her room, and showed her the oil. he told her that he would put some on her head and then put his hands over it, and ask our heavenly father to help her feel better. it was a beautiful blessing and jenna was very reverent during it. david asked heavenly father for her to feel better and for him and i to know how to take care of her. we all slept well. we still don't know why she spit up, but jenna has talked a LOT about getting her blessing. we discussed the priesthood for FHE on the way to get ice cream the other night. and last night before bed, she asked for some oil on her head. we used that chance to remind her about what we talked about. now she can tell us all about the priesthood, and how daddy gave her a special blessing with oil because her belly was sore. she knows that her uncles and grandpa's have the priesthood, and that someday adam with have the priesthood.
as a parent, it is so neat to watch your child truly understand an important gospel principle.