to be fair (to myself), some of this actually tied into the lesson. the topic was sacrifice, hence the lamb...jumping to its death at the hands of a priest that is specifically not Jesus, because he is far too scary looking to be Him, and also, i'm pretty sure that that would biblically not make sense. and then, there was a part of the lesson where a story was told about a 6 year old who worked in a coal mine (bottom right). and then there was some mention of the 4 corners (top left). and then the rest i really have no excuse other than undiagnosed ADD.
Monday, January 17, 2011
the primary lessons on reverence were lost on me.
this is exhibit 2,130 of why if you actually want to pay attention during church, the best decision would be to not sit by me. 
to be fair (to myself), some of this actually tied into the lesson. the topic was sacrifice, hence the lamb...jumping to its death at the hands of a priest that is specifically not Jesus, because he is far too scary looking to be Him, and also, i'm pretty sure that that would biblically not make sense. and then, there was a part of the lesson where a story was told about a 6 year old who worked in a coal mine (bottom right). and then there was some mention of the 4 corners (top left). and then the rest i really have no excuse other than undiagnosed ADD.
to be fair (to myself), some of this actually tied into the lesson. the topic was sacrifice, hence the lamb...jumping to its death at the hands of a priest that is specifically not Jesus, because he is far too scary looking to be Him, and also, i'm pretty sure that that would biblically not make sense. and then, there was a part of the lesson where a story was told about a 6 year old who worked in a coal mine (bottom right). and then there was some mention of the 4 corners (top left). and then the rest i really have no excuse other than undiagnosed ADD.
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i'm curious what the amputated leg was for... but nice work on the pictures! i am proud of your label for Arizona
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