By the Way, Happy April 1st…

If  you haven’t read yesterday’s post yet, go ahead.  Read it.  I’ll wait…

(No, seriously.  It’ll be fun.)

Welcome back.  In case you’re not the saltiest french fry in the Happy Meal – or if your spiritual gift is gullibility – there is no gospel-centered coffee heading to the Summit Church anytime soon.  I haven’t started subscribing to the international edition of the Shepherd’s Guide, and you…

…well, you’ve been had.

Farmers’ Organization for Optimal Love?  You may know them better by their acronym, F.O.O.L.

As for the organization’s president?  Well, Mentiroso is Spanish for liar.  Mentiroso A. Príl?  Sounds like Liar April to me.  As in April Fool’s Day.

So to my co-worker who was (understandably) miffed that I wouldn’t communicate something of this magnitude to our staff before putting it on the blog…ha.

To another co-worker who wondered where the budget money was going to come from to pull off this project…ha ha

To the very kind First Impressions volunteer who drew an incredible amount of spiritual meaning out of the post and sent me a really sweet e-mail…I feel bad to do this, but ha ha ha.

And to my great admin assistant, who spent the entire day wondering when I was going to pull a prank on her and I said, “I already have,” and she was jittery the rest of the day…ha ha HA ha.

I would hope by now you as my readers would know that I’d never use a phrase like “Taste the gospel-centered difference.”  Puh-leeese.

Thanks for playing!

4 Responses

  1. blog-stalker-admin-assistant says:

    Well, that’s good news. I was expecting something much, much worse. Like you using all my Clorox wipes or hand sanitizer. And just for the record, I didn’t fall for your evil plan…I never take your blog seriously…it’s a blog, after all. Furthermore, I would fully expect to be included on the decision-making process of such a large coffee decision.

  2. Smarty McPantserson says:

    Glad to see you were at least being productive with something else instead of planning your sermon.

    • Danny says:

      There is never a moratorium on sarcasm and tomfoolery. This is not sermon planning avoidance…this is illustration RESEARCH!

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