Lee: I would like to be a 'cello. That way I would get more of my son's attention, and could travel with him.
David: I'd like to be a work of art created by an unknown. Placed in a traveling museum for all to admire.
The following is a compilation of answers
to the question: "If you were an object, what would it be?
Brian: If I were an object, I think I would be a teddy bear. Teddy bears are hug, loved on, curled up with, cried on, cause laughing, and loved by EVERYONE.
Mike: A tree. Roots firmly planted in the earth (I am part Native American), reaching toward heaven.
Susan Stewart: Off top of head and before any morning coffee...i would have to say...a book....that way people would pick me up, touch me, go through me at length to find out more about me, think about me and what i had to say, and if they really liked me, they would take me home and keep me...
LadyLee: I would like to be a TV. Bringing information, laughter, opening your eyes to something new or bringing a tear to them on occasion. From showing millions things they've never seen before to glimpses of the past that they crave to see one more time. Yup, definitely a TV!
Bridget: I would love to be a raindrop.....raindrops do so much! They: fortify plants, flowers, lawns...sooth skin on hot summer days and nights....welcome relief to humid weather...they wash away tears...
Gina: A Church.
I would like to be a church because it is God's House. It is a place of
worship, no matter what denomination. People have weddings in church,
they share great joy. There are funerals in church, where they share
sorrow. People come in on any given day to pray, for hope, for money,
for comfort. I can't remember the exact quote, but it goes something
like "the stone which the builders rejected will be the cornerstone of
my church" The church is also said to be Christ's bride. People who
come to church experience a great belonging a sense of oneness,
wholeness, and completion.
As a church, I would comfort all, share in their joys and their sorrows.
I would have windows to let in the light of Christ which would shine
bright (regardless of windows). I would see people stripped of all the
facades. I would see them as they truly are, raw, bare, and naked (not
clothes naked
Lee:
I would like to be a 'cello. That way I would get more of my son's
attention, and could travel with him.
David:
I'd like to be a work of art created by an unknown. Placed in a
traveling museum for all to admire.