Yesterday was the Feast of Christ the King – and that meant a lovely baptism service of a pair of twins.
Here’s how it went:
Unbridled joy.
8 responses to “Lightbox time”
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you forgot to mention that light boxes work much better in proper offices, rather than those shared with cats.
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Oh, that’s one of those PhD theses never yet completed: Symbiosis and Stasis – the effect of cats on lightboxes, the effect of lightboxes on cats and the effects of each on those living with Seasonally Affective Disorder.
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According to those posters on the underground, catowners are apparently more stress-free and content and the norm so, surely, a cat AND light box owner ought to be chirpy as Santa Clause!
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We have one. Not out yet but it might have been had it not been for a few days earlier this week in Belfast while NI pretended to be Spain in summer!
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Thanks Coxy. Can I also saw how much I am in awe of your Church Times Page 3 Stunner success this week.
A media triumph.
Now, if I dressed up in pink and had my photo taken running about in shorts, I wonder if the Church Times….
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Not a CT subscriber, so : Link?!! Hope it was the neon number 😉
Although surely, given the choice, Italian Vanity Fair makes for the more impressive C.V. entry 😉
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….with and without the Cope of Glory, Kelvin??
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Kelvin, no.
But let us just enjoy that for once Nick looks better in pink.
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