This weekend, our little family has gotten bigger. Luke and I have adopted ten balloon children to take care of until the end of SAY Yes training. As instructed, we each replicated, with balloons, five children we interact with on a regular basis. These "kids" have to go everywhere we go for the duration of our training: on the subway, in the streets, at church. We can't tie them together or stick them in a bag. During our SAY Yes training sessions, unattended children may even be kidnapped or run away! Needless to say, we've got our hands full with ten light-headed balloon babies to look after!
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Balloon Babies
This weekend, our little family has gotten bigger. Luke and I have adopted ten balloon children to take care of until the end of SAY Yes training. As instructed, we each replicated, with balloons, five children we interact with on a regular basis. These "kids" have to go everywhere we go for the duration of our training: on the subway, in the streets, at church. We can't tie them together or stick them in a bag. During our SAY Yes training sessions, unattended children may even be kidnapped or run away! Needless to say, we've got our hands full with ten light-headed balloon babies to look after!
