this is why my parents kept me
I am going through my archives in search of fodder for presenting my spiritual journey to my Sunday school class on Sunday.
I did find a lovely Kindergarten picture of "Jeszus roz" -- I chosen the Marken version, featuring an angel (smiling beatifically), an empty tomb (black tomb with a big round hole, and the stone that has been rolled away from said hole; hole is, indeed, empty), and a woman (sore, sore afraid. Also wearing slacks, because Magdalene was a right-on anachronistic woman). There is another smaller figure in the background that is presumably one of the male disciples, keeping his distance.
I should point out that the first illustration in this particular journal is of a "Rainbow Castle." Let it never be said I didn't know where I wanted to live when I grew up!
I also found Baby's First Romance Story. It is epistolary.
To boy.
Af you war a knight. I wd lik to Be A Dgirn. Love glal.
[if you were a knight, I would like to be a dragon. Love, girl."
It is lovingly illustrated with a ginormous green dragon immolating a small figure in the corner that must, from context, be a knight.
D'aww, fairy tale romance!
I did find a lovely Kindergarten picture of "Jeszus roz" -- I chosen the Marken version, featuring an angel (smiling beatifically), an empty tomb (black tomb with a big round hole, and the stone that has been rolled away from said hole; hole is, indeed, empty), and a woman (sore, sore afraid. Also wearing slacks, because Magdalene was a right-on anachronistic woman). There is another smaller figure in the background that is presumably one of the male disciples, keeping his distance.
I should point out that the first illustration in this particular journal is of a "Rainbow Castle." Let it never be said I didn't know where I wanted to live when I grew up!
I also found Baby's First Romance Story. It is epistolary.
To boy.
Af you war a knight. I wd lik to Be A Dgirn. Love glal.
[if you were a knight, I would like to be a dragon. Love, girl."
It is lovingly illustrated with a ginormous green dragon immolating a small figure in the corner that must, from context, be a knight.
D'aww, fairy tale romance!