Less Than Cake

While Adam's assertation is more or less true, I am going to respond a little and finally post something.

First thing, I have not beaten Paper Mario yet, although playing on the projector was the highlight of the game experience thus far.

Second, if you lived with a clever writer who poses as a "Management Trainee" all day, you wouldn't bother to post either. His comments are generally much more humourus, witty, and any other praising adjective you can think of than mine. All in all, I am content to let him post...because for the sake of our readers, I'd rather you weren't bored.

Third, teaching 4 year-olds about choosing the right is a funny thing. Apparently,being the true church in a 4 year old's mind is dependant on size. The following happened in our Primary class today:

Adam: (after drawing 4 "different", although strikingly similar structures on the board) Which Church is the true one?

Katie: The small one!

Adam: The small one? They are all the same size.

Katie: No, the second one looks like our church, just smaller, so it must be the true church.

Adam:.......

Much to Katie's and the other kids who surprisingly all thought along the same logic lines, surprise none of the churches were the true church and in fact they did not vary in looks from each other.

Kids make everything so simple.