Worship of Tools Day—March 11th
THE GOLD HAMMER SAT upon a plush pillow of deep purple velvet, trimmed with gold frills and tassels. Josh carried it carefully toward the altar where other Worshippers had placed their tools. There was a screwdriver on a green pillow, a pair of pliers on a red pillow. The hammer was the most important tool, as it represented strength and integrity. He was put in charge of placing it upon the altar so the ceremony could begin.
He walked carefully, painfully slow, down the aisle, careful not to drop or let the hammer slip from the pillow. His palms were sweaty, and he was relieved that the pillow was velvet instead of vinyl. He set the pillow carefully upon the altar, and the Grand Master nodded at him. Josh took his seat in the front row, which was reserved
