August 13, 2010
givhimasac
Did I ever tell you about the priest at the summer camp I worked at who came up with the acronym givhimasac to remember the Ten Commandments? It was supposed to be pronounced Give Him My Sac.
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Fantastic.
I told a kid playing soccer I’d give him twenty dollars if he could break the camera of the photographer sent by the diocese to do a fluff piece on his wife.
Brilliant! (the soccer ball idea)
I think he scored a direct hit but he also said it out loud.
Said what out loud…”you owe me twenty dollars!”?
He ran off the field and said: Deron said he would give me twenty dollars if I broke the camera!
Oh. Damn.
it was worth it, though.
Kids are great. I’m not-so-secretly excited to be home again with my nieces and nephews and half-siblings. That soccer player reminds me of my little brother.