Tuesday 30 July 2013

Bring Beach Balls of the Rarest


Right! I'm off to the allotment!

Right now, if I had a shed, I'd consider living there until things have died down a little.

5 comments:

philipjohnson said...

I couldn't agree with you more!!is this man the pope??Philip Johnson.

jaykay said...

Well, he did originally bring the flowers but I seriously would not be putting such items of ephemeral secular culture on a consecrated altar. Even at our totally feel good celebrations of the ascent of the recently deceased to Heaven, otherwise known as funeral Masses, such tokens are never on the altar.Yeah, go to the allotment, offer up the weeding.

Genty said...

You'd better find a shed. Quick. I hope you had waterproofs today.

pelerin said...

If it is of any help when I watched the video seen from the other side there was also a football scarf and the 'beach ball' was actually a football presumably in the colours of the local or national team.

After the inital 'shock' I reminded myself that perhaps South Americans are similar to those Mediterraneans for whom their religion is far more intertwined with their daily lives than us Anglo-Saxons.

Do you think the council would allow us to have a shed city on the downs?

Brian DeSuza said...

i'm interested to know how francis got the inflated beach ball through security at the airport?

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