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Great weather for Palm Sunday, as always. Least I don't have to drive a (stuffed) donkey(on wheels, mind) with a child on it down the aisle at church, as at our old parish.
Great weather for Palm Sunday, as always. Least I don't have to drive a (stuffed) donkey(on wheels, mind) with a child on it down the aisle at church, as at our old parish.
That's round the corner from me! I went there when it first opened. For a change, if you haven't already, try the Toby Carvery on the Goldington Road. I liked it there.Highlight of my day
Carvery at the Mapole in Kempston, its a regular on the way home.
Not to bad for a quick refuel
I used to do a lot of axe-throwing. Double-headed, on stilts, in a pit of cobras. Blindfold.Used to do a bit of axe throwing, double headed.
You could imagine the fuss if they had to be the Palm Sunday Donkeys here, today, what with sleet and snow an inch deep. If I were a farmer, I'd want to keep my @ss indoors. Just sayin. I've seen a foot or two of snow on Palm Sunday before, with outdoor procession. I'm glad Corpus Christi is 60 days after Easter. May be hot as all get out, but no snow.The City Farm I worked for a few years back had an agreement to supply a donkey and handler at the local Catholic church every Palm Sunday. Trouble is they are Herd animals aren't they? so the other donkey had to come or they'd kick up a fuss.
I don't know if you've ever heard a donkey complaining at the state of the Universe, but they don't do it quietly...
So Palm Sunday always involved two Donkeys...
Bet you couldn't do it on one leg thoughI used to do a lot of axe-throwing. Double-headed, on stilts, in a pit of cobras. Blindfold.
Bet you couldn't do it on one leg though
How small?Anybody seen the price of small planes ?
I was Gob smacked