I think you may be crediting Meghan and Harry with more brains than they have!
She thought she would be the world's favourite real-life Disney princess, only to discover she was lower down the pecking order than Kate and mostly would be required to open supermarkets and talk to old people. He doesn't appear to think very much at all. He should have stayed in the army.
A merry Christmas to you Frederick! Your story about those Chinese students rang a bell. I recall an anecdote in a book on early Christianity - sorry, I forgot the title and author. He was teaching in Lithuania, towards the end of the Soviet Union. He wrote that at funerals the people always said, quietly, the Lord's Prayer - after decades of communism and the suppression of churches and faith.
And so, despite the bastardisation of Christmas, there's hope for the faithful. Let me close with this song:
🎄Merry Christmas everyone🎄
I think you may be crediting Meghan and Harry with more brains than they have!
She thought she would be the world's favourite real-life Disney princess, only to discover she was lower down the pecking order than Kate and mostly would be required to open supermarkets and talk to old people. He doesn't appear to think very much at all. He should have stayed in the army.
Both empty shells!
https://youtu.be/ydA1GlrqbfQ
The corpus christi carol provides a soothing escape from today's endless round of inanities and insanity.
Life in Sturgeonia has taken a turn for the worst, Holyrood having voted in the egregious GRA.
Dear Frederick, thank you for another year of thought provoking articles. Merry Christmas.
Or - as celebs say: 'Murrheeee Chrussst-mussss'.
Of course, 24th December 2022 - the rest of the world has 'moved on', looking forward to St Valentine's day and beyond....
Great post Frederick. A woman in Birmingham has been arrested for quietly praying outside an abortion clinic!
Hope you have a most enjoyable Christmas x
A merry Christmas to you Frederick! Your story about those Chinese students rang a bell. I recall an anecdote in a book on early Christianity - sorry, I forgot the title and author. He was teaching in Lithuania, towards the end of the Soviet Union. He wrote that at funerals the people always said, quietly, the Lord's Prayer - after decades of communism and the suppression of churches and faith.
And so, despite the bastardisation of Christmas, there's hope for the faithful. Let me close with this song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H73gPQ4Yimw