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So the kids are packed off to Vacation Bible School at first Baptist.
"We looked up verses in the Bible
made paper cutouts of the 12 disciples
memorized the 10 commandments and the Golden Rule.
I remember the year our class made
a big ol batch of lemonade
to be used by a student preacher in his Sunday sermon.
We put in lemons, sugar and water
and even though I knew we shouldn't oughta
I put in some moonshine I got from my uncle Herman."
Need to find out when Cavalry Baptist and the Methodist church are running theirs. It's free, fun for them, and gives Dollface some one-on-one Daddy time. (he took her to Rhodes College today)
I forgot my lunch. Bummer. I have change enough for a small bag of chips.
Had some inspiration today. For some reason, I want to write the closure to The Mud Dwarf's "A Corellian in Hell."
This is good. I haven't been inspired to write for some time.
And I have most of my Christmas exchange squares done. That's a GOOD thing. The Fisherman's Ring pattern looks better in the Victorian with a claret colored inner ring and dark sage outer on aran, but not bad in the Traditional (cherry red and paddy green on white).
The Pinwheel Star looks fabulous in both.
Must finish basic exchange squares and the cross-stitch squares for Friday mailing.
Stupid Quote of the Day. From the Yorkshire Post: Dr. Smith is associated with societies for the prohibition of cruel sports, recorder playing and Welsh folksongs.
"We looked up verses in the Bible
made paper cutouts of the 12 disciples
memorized the 10 commandments and the Golden Rule.
I remember the year our class made
a big ol batch of lemonade
to be used by a student preacher in his Sunday sermon.
We put in lemons, sugar and water
and even though I knew we shouldn't oughta
I put in some moonshine I got from my uncle Herman."
Need to find out when Cavalry Baptist and the Methodist church are running theirs. It's free, fun for them, and gives Dollface some one-on-one Daddy time. (he took her to Rhodes College today)
I forgot my lunch. Bummer. I have change enough for a small bag of chips.
Had some inspiration today. For some reason, I want to write the closure to The Mud Dwarf's "A Corellian in Hell."
This is good. I haven't been inspired to write for some time.
And I have most of my Christmas exchange squares done. That's a GOOD thing. The Fisherman's Ring pattern looks better in the Victorian with a claret colored inner ring and dark sage outer on aran, but not bad in the Traditional (cherry red and paddy green on white).
The Pinwheel Star looks fabulous in both.
Must finish basic exchange squares and the cross-stitch squares for Friday mailing.
Stupid Quote of the Day. From the Yorkshire Post: Dr. Smith is associated with societies for the prohibition of cruel sports, recorder playing and Welsh folksongs.