Mask: Who is the real me?

I've mentioned Leadership Roswell before. It's a 9-month Leadership training program that I'm about half way through. So far we've learned about our city government, our county government, and youth agencies. Tomorrow (or, I more accurately, later today!) we will board a bus and head to Santa Fe---the capital of New Mexico. We'll visit the "Round House" (legislature) and the lieutenant governor (Bill has other plans!)

Anyway, part of the trip is the 4 hours bus ride up on Monday and home on Tuesday. It's supposed to be a lot of fun. So, Thursday I got an e-mail asking me to pick up a mask from the Chamber of Commerce and decorate it reflect the "real me". We could use anything we want to decorate our mask. I spent all weekend avoiding it. I'd stop and think about it for a few minutes, but I just couldn't think of anything. I finally sat down tonight. After yelling at my computer for a while (how come it never does what I want it to do?!?!) I got up to look through my MIL's craft stuff. I found some fun foam hands, and an idea brewed.

I made a list of roles I have: wife, mother, Christian, employee, teacher, women's ministry leader, blogger, daughter, etc. Then I found pictures to match some of the roles. (That was hard! We don't take as many pictures as you would think!) I printed out the verse,

Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might.

I glued the verse to the forehead, and then I stuck the hands (with pictures attached) all around the mask. Finally, I glued the role words on the blank spaces. So, here is "the real me". (3 views)