I love Thanksgiving. No, for real, I do. It's cozy, and thankful, and wonderful, and I just love it.
Not the food. But I've said that before. (I just searched by blog under the "Thanksgiving" label and came up with like 10 posts about Thanksgiving. I'm not kidding, I love everything about Thanksgiving but the food!)
Also something I've said before is that for the last several years I've had my Sunday School girls write thanksgiving lists in class. We read verses about being thankful, talk about why we should be thankful, and to Whom we should be thankful, and then try to think of things for which to be thankful (this year I remembered to be thankful for Chipotle. Mmm). Usually gets some pretty good results (one of our most frequent Sunday School-and-Gospel speakers is famous for reminding us to be thankful for everything, including chairs, so almost all the girls remembered this and marked that they were thankful for chairs), but this year I heard one I hadn't heard before.
While reading around an item or two from our list one girl shared that she was thankful for my eyebrows.
"Uh, my eyebrows? Specifically me? Or you're thankful for your eyebrows?"
"Oh no, Miss Joanne, not my eyebrows. Yours. I think they look okay with your face."
"Mmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmk."
And that, my friends, is the story of how I got a complex about my eyebrows and I'm not even sure why, because, comfortingly enough, they are "okay."
(Just because I couldn't resist, I searched the KJV for references to eyebrows. There's only one direct reference, and in this reference the guy is straight-up shaving his off. Maybe eyebrows are meant to be expendable?)
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