My response: Only if misandry is also made a hate crime.
Wednesday, 5 September 2018
Monday, 3 September 2018
Ribs & tigers
We had the story of the creation of Adam & Eve at Sunday School yesterday.
Naresh explained that Eve was made from Adam's rib.
7 year old: But if his ribs were taken out he wouldn't be able to survive.
Rib, not ribs :-D
Also, the kids had to guess the names of various animals from clues.
One clue started: "This animal has a big strong tail. Its hop is quite amazing..."
Another 7 year old's hand shot up: "A tiger!"
Even after repeating the clues (including ones about pouches and Australia) he insisted, to everyone's bemusement, that it was a tiger.
My dad thinks he may have an explanation: (scroll down)
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Naresh explained that Eve was made from Adam's rib.
7 year old: But if his ribs were taken out he wouldn't be able to survive.
Rib, not ribs :-D
Also, the kids had to guess the names of various animals from clues.
One clue started: "This animal has a big strong tail. Its hop is quite amazing..."
Another 7 year old's hand shot up: "A tiger!"
Even after repeating the clues (including ones about pouches and Australia) he insisted, to everyone's bemusement, that it was a tiger.
My dad thinks he may have an explanation: (scroll down)
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Wednesday, 29 August 2018
Elegant armour
I found this lying around in my church.
I was amused to see the Farsi for 'belt' is very like cummerbund.
I was amused to see the Farsi for 'belt' is very like cummerbund.
Thursday, 23 August 2018
Thursday, 16 August 2018
God calls Samuel
And here's the PowerPoint!
I tried to put it in a bit of context, so I started with Eli's rebellious sons, and ended up with Samuel becoming a prophet to all Israel (which also seemed a more positive ending than 'God says you're in big trouble'!)
I tried to put it in a bit of context, so I started with Eli's rebellious sons, and ended up with Samuel becoming a prophet to all Israel (which also seemed a more positive ending than 'God says you're in big trouble'!)
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| Eli & his sons |
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| Samuel works for God |
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| A man of God rebukes Eli |
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| God calls Samuel |
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| Samuel runs to Eli |
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| Speak, for your servant is listening |
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| Samuel gives Eli God's message |
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| Samuel becomes a prophet to all Israel |
Samuel's hair
Just finished my second Samuel PowerPoint (God calls Samuel). Thought you
might like to see the character development I did for the first
PowerPoint.
I don't usually try out so many ideas for a character, but it's really hard to draw a young boy with long hair and not have him looking like a girl! I ended up with the two top right versions (for Sam at different ages).
The only problem about choosing to draw dreadlocks is that, if uncut, they never stop growing - that will be interesting when I draw old Samuel!
I don't usually try out so many ideas for a character, but it's really hard to draw a young boy with long hair and not have him looking like a girl! I ended up with the two top right versions (for Sam at different ages).
The only problem about choosing to draw dreadlocks is that, if uncut, they never stop growing - that will be interesting when I draw old Samuel!
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