The following search terms have brought people from search engines to the blog recently.
- spanish biretta (who, me?)
- bad typography (quite a common one – links to this post)
- how to baptise someone (better re-read this, I’m baptising on Sunday)
- managing queues at mcdonalds (no idea)
- bishop of argyll and the isles (I’ve let it be known that I’d do it, so long as I can do it on a Wednesday afternoon, & don’t have to leave St Mary’s. Why is this not being taken seriously? Search engines are presumably sending people to the post: Who wants to be Bishop of Argyll and The Isles.)
- sermon on leah (oh, how I did enjoy that sermon)
- the gay mothers’ union (I’m saying nothing! Sounds like a good idea though)
- “mothers union” anglican lesbian (presumably the sister organisation)
- capello romano (No, I’m not remotely tempted. Why do people think I’m into vestments?)
- carl rosa opera (Oh, how a bad review can linger online forever)
Search engines are such insensitive machines –
where’s the honesty ? – we’s all visitin’ your blog for your witty charmin’ an’ thought provokin’ musings……. x
But that’s an ordinary common or garden Italian style Biretta. Spanish ones are more stylish – and less inclined to make one look like a wingnut.