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| Prince Albert shines so brightly, He seems so very wise. He has so much to teach us, At least so I surmise. |
What? You want to
hear more about my weekend? How kind of
you to display such interest!
All the driving on Saturday, compounded with eating at odd
times (late lunch but no dinner, just lots of desserts at the party), and consequently with not
sleeping well, left me shattered on Sunday morning. After about half-an-hour, I had to leave the
Bible class, get a drink, and walk around the Church parking lot for fifteen
minutes in an attempt to banish my drowsiness and exhaustion.
A fluffy, brown dog, probably a Cocker Spaniel or something similar, climbed up a waist-high chicken-wire fence and straddled it to bark
at me. I watched him as I walked my circuits, amazed he didn’t fall. What did he think:
that I was going to leave the asphalt, walk across the hundred feet of untamed
wilderness (okay, untended grass and weeds) and leap into his yard? Yap yap yap!
Just the thing to lift my spirits.
Still: the dog had a great sense of
balance.
On my final tour of the parking lot, I paused to watch two
bugs joined together at the posterior as they scrambled across the asphalt. I don’t know what type of insects they
were. Each had a red X crisscrossing its
black-and-gray back. At first I thought
they were Ladybugs, but they were more oval than round, so probably not. Any ideas?
It’s amazing what fifteen minutes and a little exercise can
do for you. I returned to class
refreshed, and better able to face singing my special during the worship service.
And now, Prince Albert’s message for today.
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| This Hall was erected for the advancement of the arts and sciences. |
Interesting. A building, essentially a performance hall, erected to advance
the arts
AND
the sciences.
Can the two be joined?
If so, how?
And what might doing so gain us?
Dragon Dave
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