...I have had all day, on this the first full day of my vacation was as follows:
"I wonder if it's possible to make wild rice Krispies?"
And God laughs with me.
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Isaac Arten is a youth minister, author and speaker based in St. Louis, MO.
"You look so young, and then out of your mouth comes this wisdom!" --J.N., on Isaac's teachers' workshop.
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2 comments:
Have a good vacation - I'm taking one myself.
And, um, "wild Rice Krispies...." I'm pretty sure God wasn't laughing. I swear - in my private prayer language - I distinctly heard a moan... Oy Vey.
Thanks, Joe-- On the wild rice thing, there was a lot of tired going on that night, but I guarantee there's someone curious enough to try it, and I hope I get to hear the story afterward!
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