Do Not Tell Anyone.

I caught them in the act, as they went to work at a fast pace to change the outfit on the APG's drain baby. For the past several years, I have enjoy the many outfits that seemed to show up on the doll. Sometimes the doll is a female, other times it is a male. Talk about a cross-dresser. LOL.

As I was heading to the Kirk clinic, I happen upon them and pulled over to finally met them. They told me how the drain baby got its start. Someone had thrown it away by a dumpster. The baby was rescued and put on the drain. From there it took a life of its own.

Once the police were called because they thought it was a real child. The family that is dressing the drain baby was not the first. They have been doing it for three years. We talked for a few minutes more.  They were kind enough to take a picture of me with the newest outfit.

"Do not tell anyone," they told me. No one is to know. They love hearing others talk about who they think is dressing it. So, I gave them my promise.

Jesus, once said, "Do not tell anyone." Of course those in the bible did not listen. I am glad, because I would not be the person I am today if they kept the news about Jesus to themselves.

Do not tell anyone. So I will not tell. But I will share the story of the drain baby and how I look forward to seeing it every time I go on base. Thank you mystery family for being faithful.