Ask my Tator to consider writing an encouraging birthday letter to a dear friend who turns 13, and here is what might happen.
Dear Mick,
I'm sorry we can't come to your party. My dad is going to a men's retreat for our church, so I'll tell you now what the Lord has said to me. You are a knight going into a land of evil. You are entering the land and everything is dark and dull, but as you ride by everyone, everything turns bright and beautiful, and the land of darkness is vanquished. Have a great brithday! And again I'm sorry I can't see you go into manhood.
Love,
Tator
Oscar Wilde Gets His Library Card Back
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British author Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) is perhaps most famous for his novel *The
Picture of Dorian Gray* and his play *The Importance of Being Earnest*.
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5 comments:
Wow. Can you raise my sons, too, please?
Oh, Thicket, the good things that come from my children are so not my own doing. That's all grace! Though sarcasm and short tempers in my children directly correlate with my behavior.
WHOA!
That is wonderful. Though I don't share in your families passion for religion, I was moved by this letter.
I, on the other hand, share your family's faith.. I better, anyway.
Let it be so Tator!
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