If you work at a Sunday school kindergarten, the kids will want to sit on your lap.
If you let them sit on your lap, they will twist your fingers and play with your hands.
If you let them play with your hands, they will smack you with their yarmulke.
If you let them smack you with their yarmulke, they will poke you in the eyes with their sheet music.
If you let them poke you in the eyes with their sheet music, they will wipe their dirty, five-year-old hair on your skin.
Then they will have to go to the bathroom.
If you take them to the bathroom, they will intentionally touch you with their unwashed hands.
If they touch you with their unwashed hands, then they will throw soap foam at you while they wash their hands.
If they throw soap foam at you in the bathroom, then you will still sit quietly when their parents pick them up and say how great their kids are.
If you say how great their kids are, you will go home and sadly write a blog post about how young schoolchildren push you around.
And if you sadly write a blog post about how schoolchildren push you around, you will find yourself looking forward to the next Sunday.
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