The leathery, dessicated catfish heads - a rather nauseating emblem of death, if you ask me - have been exchanged for a hanging pot of vivacious (albeit wind-tossed) ivy. It's a good change!
Did any of you ever consider that it takes five catfish heads to make one potted plant? Yet another mystery of our universe. I hear that beyond our universe it takes up to eight catfish heads to make a tulip bulb.
Anamchara is a Gaelic word for ‘soulfriend.’ Wandering Irish monks would form lifelong friendships, overcoming barriers of distance and time to be spiritual confidants and guides for one another. I intend this blog to be an invitation to such friendship transcending time and space. I may not have very much to offer – some of my reflections are mundane, silly, and incomplete – but what I do have, I give freely in the name of Jesus Christ.
5 comments:
Things on the homefront are looking much improved.
Have they sold that house yet?
If you ask me, it looks like the whole area has been revivified. ;)
AJ - I think so. I've noticed some activity when I zip by - like someone's gradually moving in.
C - O ye of little hymenutha!
That's quite an improvement!
Did any of you ever consider that it takes five catfish heads to make one potted plant? Yet another mystery of our universe. I hear that beyond our universe it takes up to eight catfish heads to make a tulip bulb.
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