I learned first-hand in Africa that many tribes have the belief that when someone takes a photograph of you, it steals part of your soul. People would actually run and hide when the cameras came out. I learned this the week before I was bitten by the lion. 😉
I always thought that this belief was some ridiculous tradition based on ignorance and fear of the unexplained- but I’m beginning to wonder.
As you know, last night we had family pictures taken. The photographer took hundreds of pictures.
Now it is Saturday morning, and I just can’t seem to find any motivation to work on my Sunday School lesson for tomorrow.
(Oh c’mon. They all can’t be “gems” – besides, it’s not like you’re paying anything for this.)
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Funny! Welcome back Mindi!
hahaha
I gotta say that explains a lot about Lindsay Lohan!
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
LOL! Your post IS a gem. You make me laugh. …and the picture of the African children…THAT is why I hope our mission call (that we will be recieving soon) is to Africa. Those children are beautiful!
I steal a little bit of every person’s soul when I take their photograph. That’s how I’m so awesome.
So on my cellphone, I am carrying around the souls of my family, my puppies and the earings I want to buy. Cool.
If you really have been bit by a lion, you’ve gained like a million “cool” points in my book!
Dang, I was wrong. Glad you survived! lol
Also, I am so excited about this week’s SS lesson! (I assume we’re still on the same lesson.) 🙂
Does this mean you really were bitten by a lion in Africa?
Does this mean you really were bitten by a lion in Africa?