Morning Worship, 10/7/12: "Something Like Family"

Have you ever seen a baby porcupine?  They have the beginnings of their quills, but they aren’t yet dangerous.  Soon, they grow up, and their bodies are covered by 20,000 quills which can be very dangerous, even deadly, to anything with which they come in contact.  This leads to a very isolated life.  They don’t live in packs or herds, like most humans and animals.  They often live alone.  But when they do have relationships with one another, they learn to dance.  In order to be close, they have to walk on their back legs and pull their quills back.  And when they are close, they have to be very careful, or else their closeness can lead to the other getting hurt.  

Enjoy!