Can we keep that #cardboard box - I might need it for #Goliath

There are of course many slightly weird things you'll have to get used to as a vicars husband.  With most of these peculiarities nobody gives you warning of what they are going to be.

So maybe in part this blog is about trying to share some of this "how it is going to be" heads up intelligence for husbands of Revs.

Your garage, or your loft, or a spare room in your house, (if you're lucky to have one), are going to get taken over.  With what? With materials and things that your beloved needs to store  - because potentially they might become something useful as a visual aid or activity in a future sermon they give or event they organise.

I'd imagine that the following types of items are quite typical in such stores up and down the country - inflatable world globes, giant foam jenga pieces, lightbulbs that turn on when you hold their base, lego pieces, lego people figures, playmobile people pieces and flattened (or not) cardboard boxes.

Why cardboard boxes I hear you cry - well in the words of my wife

"Can we keep that cardboard box - I might need it for Goliath"