African Cornbread

Tonight Braden nibbled on his cornbread.  Nibble, nibble, nibble.

Finally, he held it up and said, "Look Mom!  Doesn't it look like Africa?"

Sure enough, he'd sculpted the African continent out of his piece of cornbread!

So, what's on his mind these days?

For He looks to the ends of the earth
And sees everything under the heavens.
Job 28:24


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