Dog and Cat Theology & other things
Yesterday on the radio while I was doing bakery deliveries, I heard a minister describe the difference between dog and cat theology. The dog thinks, "You feed me, shelter me, and care for me; you must be God." The cat thinks, "You feed me, shelter me, and care for me; I must be God." Made me smile a bit.
It's been a busy week for me. Tuesday evening, I went to my church's Men's Banquet who had comedian Gordan Douglas as speaker; Wednesday evening, I was at church council (kind of needed to be there since I fill the role of chair); and Thursday evening I spent with one of the co-leaders of the January Honduras MAMA Project team helping with beginning work for giving a report to our church. And this Saturday afternoon if the weather allows, I will be helping one of my uncles sort through his historical books and other materials as he prepares to move into a personal care unit at a retirment home. Time just keeps running away.
It's been a busy week for me. Tuesday evening, I went to my church's Men's Banquet who had comedian Gordan Douglas as speaker; Wednesday evening, I was at church council (kind of needed to be there since I fill the role of chair); and Thursday evening I spent with one of the co-leaders of the January Honduras MAMA Project team helping with beginning work for giving a report to our church. And this Saturday afternoon if the weather allows, I will be helping one of my uncles sort through his historical books and other materials as he prepares to move into a personal care unit at a retirment home. Time just keeps running away.
posted by Tim Rice | 2/10/2006 06:30:00 PM
4 Comments:
that was funny!. never heard of such an analogy before :)
Thanks, chez. I thought it was amusing, too.
Whoever wrote it must have lived with a cat and dog. It was right on.
Hi, katie. I wouldn't be surprised if you are right about the author.
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