Or options.
I'm not always good at either.
The Potato Heads arrived and now I have to choose which lesson I'm going to do. I'm leaning hard towards the Potato Heads.
Edit:They're getting the Potato Heads tomorrow. I can't wait. Honestly, it makes me smile to just think about it now. No wait, that's not a smile...it's a full blown giggle.
Back when I was involved in full-time church ministry and preaching on a regular basis, the daughter of one my friends shared this interesting thought with my friend. She told her mom that she thought I could make a sermon illustration out of a booger. I never did, but it's a thought that has sure stuck with me (all pun intended...giggles)
I just delight in being able to take information and present it in fresh and memorable (or remember-able) ways.
So tomorrow everyone in class gets a Mr. Potato Head. It's been an expensive lesson, but worth every penny to me!
About Me
- daisymarie
- I am 54 years old. I have been married for 32 years to one of the most incredible men on the face of the planet. Our journey hasn't been easy, but it's been rich in love, forgiveness, joy, and adventure. I'm learning daily that God really does have a plan for my life. I want to live into whatever that means...however it unfolds. I'm an ESFP with a healthy dose of ADD...I love to help people see how very incredible they are and how much love God wants to lavish on them!
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Ah, yes. The lessons in a booger!
When my husband and I worked with 2 and 3 year olds, most Sunday's centered squarely around the booger.
My husband actually had the largest booger on record handed to him right in the middle of a Christmas program. From a boy on stage - front and center.
Accepting a booger publicly is truly a lesson in love.
It means more when you make it memorable and practical.
I can't wait to hear how it went!
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