Mediations on "God makes things perfect"
From an article in today's New York Times, A Stir, but No Crisis, From Principal's Gender Change:
But Renee McCormick said her daughter Nicole had not returned to the school this year, in part because of the principal. "It’s a horrible influence for the kids," she said. And Michael Locasio, who owns a tattoo parlor in a neighboring town, complained, "God makes things perfect and people want to screw it all up." And what about the divinely crafted "perfect" bodies that Mr. Locasio's tattoo parlor works on?
God is soooooo selective, you know?
But Renee McCormick said her daughter Nicole had not returned to the school this year, in part because of the principal. "It’s a horrible influence for the kids," she said. And Michael Locasio, who owns a tattoo parlor in a neighboring town, complained, "God makes things perfect and people want to screw it all up." And what about the divinely crafted "perfect" bodies that Mr. Locasio's tattoo parlor works on?
God is soooooo selective, you know?