Uh oh. . .
:smack:
But they were ‘Hanes’ socks on the locker room bench, just like mine!! They were sitting right next to mine!! How was I supposed to know?!?
Tripler
But ohhhhhhh, were they comfy.
Uh oh. . .
:smack:
But they were ‘Hanes’ socks on the locker room bench, just like mine!! They were sitting right next to mine!! How was I supposed to know?!?
Tripler
But ohhhhhhh, were they comfy.
True, but it sounds like you could lie your ass off about yourself.
“Thous shalt not commit adultry.”
Make it easy on yourself! Just tell them “Don’t water down the milk.”
Be faithfull to your spouse AND God
Why would anyone bother to do so? Seems like a complete defeat of life as we know it.
Well, I needn’t have worried about the issue I brought up in the OP. Kids never asked about it when the Commandments were read out at full length, and on the blackboard I hadd written “Be Faithful”. Like MandaJo suggested, I told the kids that if they didn’t want to do all of them they could make little individual plaques with three or so, the ones that were hardest for them. Two girls ended up doing the complete set, the rest did three. The three that popped up most were “Don’t curse”, “Don’t steal”, and “Don’t be jealous” That last one is my phrasing for #10, about not coveting. We had a good time mooshing the salt clay around, and no two kids had tablets exactly alike. Some painted the words on, some engraved, and one kid used a little of the clay to shape tiny letters, for one of his commandments. A good time was had by all I think.
I think you need a little more explanation than this. Otherwise, it’s only a matter of time before a couple of the kids are at home playing Candy Land or Hungry Hungry Hippos or something and their mother hears one of them yell, “Mom! Billy’s committing adultery!”