One day a week I teach five subjects to a class of homeschool sophomores. This is my second year so I’ve done it all before, but sometimes things still slip up on me.
On the way to church I realized that we’re studying mold—bread or cheese—under a microscope this week, and I forgot to “create” some. Obviously, two days isn’t much time to produce it. I sent a frantic email to my class hoping that someone had moldy food lying around their house. One girl found a bit on some grease; helpful, but not exactly what we need.
While the kids and I packed our lunches for tomorrow’s classes, my daughter yelled, “Ewwwww, gross! There’s still cheese in your bag!”
Last week we had an extra helping of sliced sharp cheddar that was never eaten. It sat in my lunch bag all week sealed in a baggie, where it developed a nice layer of mold.
The Lord provides.
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I love it when the Lord does things like that! He knows what we need, and He provides it.
No picture!!! Haha
Vicki, I considered it, but it was just a little too gross. No amount of Photoshopping was going to make that mold look good. 🙂
Rachel, yes, it was an answer to prayer (although a strange one!). 🙂
this makes me laugh but i think it is awesome too. that has to be one of the most interesting blessings i’ve heard of yet!
God is always one step ahead of us… would love to share a blogs post today on that… you will smile!
http://aseedinspired.com/2011/10/19/love-tank/
Marsha, it is funny, but it was really an awesome moment, finding that funky bag of cheese. 🙂
Thefisherlady: biggest laugh of the day. 🙂
haha, even in the odd, weird ways you would never think of, the Lord provides
I had missed this one and came back to read in my email RSS. So Hilarious! Antibiotics anyone? 😀