Comments on: Last Supper http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/ Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:24:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Biblefanmaryann http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9600 Biblefanmaryann Tue, 20 Nov 2007 01:44:14 +0000 http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9600 <p>Monkeyyyyyy!!!!!! </p> Monkeyyyyyy!!!!!!

]]> By: shaunfan http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9599 shaunfan Mon, 19 Nov 2007 16:27:33 +0000 http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9599 <p>Shaun, thanks for sharing so much.  This has been an amazing journey that we are very privileged to share with you and all of you are in our prayers. </p> <p> As you know, I live in the Philly area and am married to a teacher who currently homeschools our daughters and we have many friends who are also teachers who would at least love to learn more about what Paco (Francisco) is looking for in the Philly area. </p> <p> Please feel free to reach out to me and I’ll see what I can do for his program, it sounds great! </p> <p> God Bless! <br /> Kevin </p> Shaun, thanks for sharing so much.  This has been an amazing journey that we are very privileged to share with you and all of you are in our prayers.

As you know, I live in the Philly area and am married to a teacher who currently homeschools our daughters and we have many friends who are also teachers who would at least love to learn more about what Paco (Francisco) is looking for in the Philly area.

Please feel free to reach out to me and I’ll see what I can do for his program, it sounds great!

God Bless!

Kevin

]]> By: Anon http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9598 Anon Mon, 19 Nov 2007 06:26:44 +0000 http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9598 <p>Awesome! In that case, can I play with your hair the next concert of yours I go to? jk… I may feel like a kid inside, but there’s probably some people who think it’s a bad idea for a young female so-called “adult” to be playing with your hair *read as a huge understatement* </p> <p> ... if only I was 10 or so years younger… perhaps then I would get to discover the secret to the awesome hair! </p> Awesome! In that case, can I play with your hair the next concert of yours I go to? jk… I may feel like a kid inside, but there’s probably some people who think it’s a bad idea for a young female so-called “adult” to be playing with your hair *read as a huge understatement*

… if only I was 10 or so years younger… perhaps then I would get to discover the secret to the awesome hair!

]]> By: Shaun Groves http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9597 Shaun Groves Mon, 19 Nov 2007 05:34:17 +0000 http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9597 <p>Anon, I live in a cul-de-sac full of kids who can pet my hair and touch my beard whenever they want.  And after shows, while hanging out with the crowd, I’ve been hugged and petted and messed with in all kinds of ways by hundreds of kids over the years.  I especially like it when they give me pictures they drew during the concert.  I usually have the autograph them for me. I have a folder of them at home.  So, yea, I don’t care where the kids live.  I know from my own life that when an adult kneels down and talks to a kid eye to eye and speaks kind words and plays with them it makes them feel valuable.  And that feeling can propel kids through the day and maybe all the way to adulthood.  That’s my story.  My childhood was filled with adults who showered me with praise and play.  It made a difference in my life.  Wess’ story is the opposite.  His childhood was filled with abuse.  He gives children his time and play because he knows what life without it is like.  And he gives it to kids anywhere he meets them.  I’ve learned from his example and my mother’s (she works with special needs kids back in Texas now, but spent my childhood directing a day care).  A few moments of an adult’s time shared with a child makes a massive impact on that child for life. </p> Anon, I live in a cul-de-sac full of kids who can pet my hair and touch my beard whenever they want.  And after shows, while hanging out with the crowd, I’ve been hugged and petted and messed with in all kinds of ways by hundreds of kids over the years.  I especially like it when they give me pictures they drew during the concert.  I usually have the autograph them for me. I have a folder of them at home.  So, yea, I don’t care where the kids live.  I know from my own life that when an adult kneels down and talks to a kid eye to eye and speaks kind words and plays with them it makes them feel valuable.  And that feeling can propel kids through the day and maybe all the way to adulthood.  That’s my story.  My childhood was filled with adults who showered me with praise and play.  It made a difference in my life.  Wess’ story is the opposite.  His childhood was filled with abuse.  He gives children his time and play because he knows what life without it is like.  And he gives it to kids anywhere he meets them.  I’ve learned from his example and my mother’s (she works with special needs kids back in Texas now, but spent my childhood directing a day care).  A few moments of an adult’s time shared with a child makes a massive impact on that child for life.

]]> By: Anon http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9596 Anon Sun, 18 Nov 2007 21:56:40 +0000 http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9596 <p>What would you do if American kids came up to and pet your hair and touched your beard? just wondering </p> <p> On another note, it looks like you made a really deep connection with that monkey… he’s probably missing you already! </p> What would you do if American kids came up to and pet your hair and touched your beard? just wondering

On another note, it looks like you made a really deep connection with that monkey… he’s probably missing you already!

]]> By: Grace http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9595 Grace Sun, 18 Nov 2007 21:14:40 +0000 http://shaungroves.com/2007/11/last-supper/#comment-9595 <p>Wow. That’s all I can say. Wow. How amazing. That’s what I think, I think that is just amazing. </p> Wow. That’s all I can say. Wow. How amazing. That’s what I think, I think that is just amazing.

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