Chaplain Chatter
Hi everyone and here’s to a new week in Spring.
Spring, new life and maybe new thoughts. A Canadian Author, L.M. Montgomery (1874-1942) said, "Isn’t it splendid to think of all the things there are to find out about?”
Food for thought this week and here are some ideas for the school holidays; why not get out a magnifying glass, pick a spot and see how many things you can discover that you can’t normally notice or see. What does a grain of sand even look like? Can you find two grains of sand that are even the same? What does a stink bug look like up close? How many legs does a caterpillar really have? How many shooting stars could you count in an hour? We used to look at the full moon with binoculars and try to count the craters. What are the chances of you seeing a meteorite striking the moon while you are looking? When is the last time you simply went for a walk and a talk?
During the holidays kids don’t forget to say please, thank you, I love you and to help out. Parents/guardians, any opportunity to say, I love you and to give a good hug, take it.
Keep your eyes open and have a great week of discovery everyone. Also have a great holiday. Take care.