An exciting letter.
Dear whichever student gave me ringworm on my neck,
Good news! It's finally gone after 4 weeks! Also, I feel pretty confident that it will be able to be airbrushed out of all of the professional wedding pictures I had taken. Thanks for your concern.
Love,
Ms. Hinshaw
3 Comments:
Ringworm!?!??! How awful! But congratulations on getting married!!
Hi Sara, Our Bible Study just went through the Proverbs 31 woman, which I see you have quoted on the top of your blog. We read that the whole book of proverbs was really written to men, who were the only ones who could read. (yuk) The intent was to help them pick the right wife instead of a silly, adulterous woman. (see all those earlier chapters of proverbs) So women don't need to hate the proverbs 31 woman anymore! It is to remind men how wonderful their hard-working women are. And women don't need to feel guilty if they have great careers, either. This woman was certainly into commerce.
Well, that is more than you wanted to know. Charm is deceitful, and beauty is fleeting, but the woman who fears the LORD is to be praised. Is beauty really fleeting? :(
Ugh. Ringworm stinks. I had it last summer-- also a gift from a loving student. Only I know which one mine was because I saw it on her arm while I had her in a child-control hold. Yes, I put kids in child-control holds. Wait, the moral of that story was I can feel your pain and kids are germy little creatures. One of mine gave me bronchitis. Blech. If I find that one, I might wring its little neck.
One question for you.. do you ever read these? Just curious.. because I think sometimes I'm really witty and I would hate for my wit to get wasted. You know, I think there's only so much wit in my brain because I use it all day long to tease my kids, but they don't know I'm doing it. Hehe. That's mean, isn't it? Oh well. It's their fault for not understanding my sick sense of humor.
:) Cheers!
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