Tom's thoughts on tuesday

Tom- Ok so yesterday we were in a skit. The skit was entitled “Pass it on” all of the youth in our group had a role. The basic jist of it was this.....Chad won a car through a sweepstakes and he could keep it on one condition that he read the note in the glove box. The note said “you don't owe me a thing I've been there to don't let the chain of love end with you” Chad reads the note and then a few years later when he graduates from college his parents buy him a car and he decides he needs to give Herbie the car away. He then takes one last drive to his place of work, Target, and give his car away to a gentle old co-worker played by Austin. Austin enjoys the car a few months till he meets a young waiter played by casey at which point after hearing about casey's troubled life he decides it's time to pass on Herbie. Casey keeps the car till he meets a young married couple that is very poor but very happy played by Mike and Justine. After they finished the meal the saw that some one had left them keys to a car. Happily they take the keys and drive off in the distance. Blake had the only speaking role as he was the narrator, and Jason played the role of the delivery man that brought the keys and envelope to Chad. Pictures below.






Well it's almost mid week and it appears that all of our youth are very tentative to type anything into this little screen. I would suggest that if you want your child to post something of substance during this week that you need to send them a text message encouraging to enter a paragraph or two. I'll keep twisting arms and see what I can get out of them.

Tonight at evening program there will be a super secret adult skit that the kids will make the kids laugh quite a bit. If you are lucky you will see some low grade video of me dancing and making a fool myself.