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hebrewroots98:
When I was a 3rd grade (Sunday School) teacher, I had the children memorize the "Lords' Prayer"; you know;

"our Father who art in Heaven...

(a child said) HOW WILL YOU BE MY NAME?"

ANOTHER SAID:  'GIVE US THIS DAY, OUR DAILY BREAD AND FORGIVE US OF OUR 'DEBITS' (RATHER THAN DEBTS.)  He just couldn't leave that "B" out of the word debts.

 ;D ;D ;D 

John9362:
Hey Joe, your story is nowhere as funny as your first sentence.........While working as a mall Santa....Hehehe...Thanks for the giggle !!  ;D

hillsbororiver:
 ;D John, Sorry I cannot take credit for anything in that story other than cutting and pasting it. When I was a kid there was a family down the street even more bizarre than mine, when the boy (about my age) who was 9 or 10 at the time got a beautiful HO scale train set (lighted buildings, functional drawbridges, landscaping etc.) it was his father who set it up and played engineer, his son got to watch and say "oh boy" and wow."

We weren't very close friends so I am not sure exactly when he was handed over the controls, probably when he graduated high school.

His Peace to you,

Joe

rrammfcitktturjsp:
  In the second grade I was asked to lead the Pledge of Allegiance for all the school. Proudly I began to recite it, yet it all derailed when I got to "For which it stands".  I said, "For Richard stands, one nation...."   What was even sadder, I had just been naturalized as a United States citizen ealier that year.   :(

  Sincerely,



  Anne C. McGuire

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