Hey Church Home, Happy Sunday. Have you ever gotten the look from somebody? You know what I mean? The look, by the way,

welcome to Church Home. This is my home office. I am here alone in my office with an iPhone recorded this in this

awesome happy Sunday. Have you ever got the look? Do you know what I'm talking

about? The look from a parental figure, the look from your coach, the look from your uncle, the look from your

uncle, the look from your grandfather at the family reunion, you know, the look, the one that says,

what are you thinking about? What are you doing? It's the gays, right? And as a dad, I use the Gays with my kids. I don't know. You never

taught the Gays. You don't go to a Gays seminar where you learn how to Gays at

someone and give them non-verbals, right?

It's just kind of built into our hardware

and let me tell you, when you become a parent,

it is essential, right?

I utilize it all the time.

I look at my kids and be like right and nothing needs to be

said at dinner it is already said you shouldn't have done that you shouldn't have

said that we're gonna talk later go ahead and think about it. You're in trouble. I'm disappointed that you said that. You know better. That's not who you are. Those are a few things that my gaze is saying to my kids. I remember my dad but we go we went out to red robins so many times we went out to

cafes and diners over the years growing up being a pastor's kids late night dad just preached

somewhere and you're somewhere like Oklahoma or Missouri or Texas or Florida and Boston and

you're with your dad and we traveled for so many years.

My dad was a traveling preacher and we'd be having dinner somewhere and I'd be so tired and

I'd say something, you know, my eight, nine, ten year old stuff, Dad, I'm so bored.

And here came the look.

Right, it's that look like, oh, right?

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