Anyway, I'm sitting here in front of my computer blogging, trying to think of ways to improve tomorrow's schedule, and also writing a novel. I really would not like to make a movie right now.

One of my favorite parts of the summer program/VBS is playing with the kids. If you're related to me as a younger cousin, you know how they feel. I thought my legs were going to melt from all the backy-rides I gave them (by the way, 'backy-ride' is the proper Jackson term for a position in which a person is sitting on top of a preferably bigger person's back. The phrase 'piggy-back ride' is somewhat demeaning). I also have a lot of fun doing storytime with them. C'mon, being a movie director, I kinda dramatize everything. Or specifically look for books that are dramatic. The kids were practically screaming when the squire killed the dragon.

Now. 'ahem'
It was 5:30 pm. The program is over so most of the kids have left. I am playing legos with two of my favorite students; sisters, to be exact. You're supposed to build with legos, right? No, according to these two sisters, you were supposed to find the most dangerous-looking piece there is and constantly stab the teacher with it. Yeah, it's a lot of fun. Once in a while it would hurt but it's mostly tickling. Newsflash: I am ticklish.

After about 15 minutes of doing this, we took a break. Their grandma came to pick them up. The older sister gave me a good-bye hug and left.

Yep, that's pretty much been it. How often do you get to be in the center of God's will and play/teach kids the whole day? That may not sound too fun to some people, but it certainly does to me.

Now for random comments...

Ah, I'll save that for a more pointless blog.