Puppet Ministry with Noah's Ark
by Richard W. LaFountain, all rights reserved.

Mother's Day
"Thank You Mother!"

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copywrite Richard W. LaFountain, all rights reserved.
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Character: Caco - a frog.
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MC: Hello Caco!  How are you today?

Puppet: Very well, thank you. And how are you?

MC: I'm doing just fine. Caco, do you remember our conversation last
week on Mother's Day?

Puppet: I remember it very well.

MC: You said, "I love you Mom" to your mother.

Puppet: That's right! I went right back to the swamp after Sunday
School and gave her a great big hug and said, "Mommy, I love you!"

MC: What did she say?

Puppet: Nothin'!  She fainted and fell in the water.

MC: Had it been that long since you told here that you loved her?

Puppet: I guess so. It shocked her.

MC: And after that?

Puppet: Well, after that I thanked her for hunting flies and mosquitos
for me, and for protecting me from the alligators.

MC: Alligators!?

Puppet: Yeh, There is a really big and mean alligator in the swamp.

MC: Ooo.. I didn't know taht. What else did you tell her?

Puppet: I said thank you for cleaning my lilly pad.

MC: Your lilly pad!?

Puppet: Yeh, I sleep on a lilly pad and my Mom sings all night until I
fall asleep.

MC: Cool! And what did she say to your gratitude?

Puppet: She took me to the doctor.  She thought I was sick or had a
fever and was talking out of my head.

MC: Oh, my Caco! What else happened?

Puppet: Well we went back home and I started cleaning my room, and
obeying her whenever she asked me to do anything. I even ate my larva
like a good boy.

MC: Then what happened.

Puppet: I rushed her to the emergency room. She thought she had a
fever and was halucinating!


MC: Caco, I think your mother was so shocked at the change in your
life that she could hardly believe it was really you.

Puppet: So, what should I do now?

MC: If I were you I would continue to tell her every day that you love
her, and continue to obey not just on Mother's Day.

Puppet: If I do she is going to fall off her lilly pad again and break
a hip.

MC:  I don't think so. She is going to be very proud of you and happy
to have you as her son because you will be doing the things that
please God.

Puppet: OK, I'll do it. I've got to run. I think I hear my mamma
calling. So long! (As he leaves and disappears from sight he is heard
to say, "I love you Mamma!")



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