Lord, please help me to change - Judith Couchman

a •fON TH E HABIT O FChange is difficult enough, so don7imagine things worse than they are.J M es , w e went t o schoo l i n th e sea , thoug h yo u mayn' tbelieve it— ""I never sai d I didn't!" interrupted Alice ."You did," said th e Moc k Turtle ."Hold you r tongue! " adde d th e Gryphon , befor e Alic ecould spea k again. The Moc k Turtle went on ."We had th e bes t o f educations—in fact , we went t o schoo levery day— ""I've been t o a day-school, too, " said Alice . "Yo u needn't b eso proud a s all that. ""What extras?" asked th e Moc k Turtle, a little anxiously ."Yes," said Alice, "w e learned Frenc h an d music. ""And washing?" said the Moc k Turtle ."Certainly not!" said Alice indignantly ."Ah! Then your s wasn't a really good school, " said the Moc kTurtle, i n a tone of great relief . "Now, at ours, they had, at the en dof the bill , 'French, music , and washing —extra.'""You couldn't hav e wanted i t much," sai d Alice , "livin g a tthe bottom o f the sea. "SO'