This phrase is from the Godly Play® lesson about the Holy Family, written by Jerome W. Berryman. It says that the Christ Child grew up to be a man and died on the cross. That is very sad, but it is also wonderful, in an Easter kind of way. Now... he is everywhere, and in every time.
09 May 2011
*sigh*
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I've personally never met anyone who has managed to keep the colors separated for more than two days.: )
ReplyDeleteI have a new pair of ear-rings - I wore them to church on Sunday, Mothers' Day, my right ear reads "in one ear" and my left ear reads "out the other"!
ReplyDeleteNow you understand why! Sorry!
"but teacher , I like the multi-coloured clay much more than boring single colours or army green"
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