"Of the first of your dough ye shall give unto the LORD an heave offering in your generations." --Numbers 15:21
Sometimes when I want to be inspired to take a picture or to make an ordinary day not so ordinary, I look to see if the day has been designated as a national holiday. What does it take for a day to become designated as a national holiday? Doesn't a resolution or something have to be passed by Congress? And why would anyone designate a day to become National Creme-Filled Doughnut Day? Or National Goof Off Day? Or National Sea Monkey Day? I don't know, but I thoroughly enjoyed my creme-filled donut this morning. Maybe I'll even hug a crabby stranger today or eat a hoagie. By the way, what is doodle soup?
I think if you're past diapers with your kids you don't have to worry about doodle soup. ; )
ReplyDeleteThanks for the excuse to indulge today—I feel a trip to the bakery coming on!
Also, if you ever come up against a day without a satisfying national celebration attached, do what I do—invent your own holiday.
(P.S. Yes, I will share my findings on virtue with you. Thanks for asking!)