Ha Ha! So if Callum was flinging dirt, does that mean Stu was the one taste-testing??Is that a statue of Augustine in the garden, by the way? It looks a bit Catholic...
It is not Augustine, but St. Francis. It is not a bit Catholic, but a lot Catholic.St. Francis was the one who loved nature and is reported as having preached to flocks of birds and other animals, and even being obeyed by them.He is one of the Catholic mystics.
And no I didn't taste-test the dirt. I planted flowers. I worked on the sod farm long enough to know what dirt tastes like, I don't need to test it anymore.And at least I'm not the one who ate a Junebug!
Only half a Junebug...
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...with some help, of course. Not that I needed dirt to be flung everywhere and taste-tested.
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Ha Ha! So if Callum was flinging dirt, does that mean Stu was the one taste-testing??
Is that a statue of Augustine in the garden, by the way? It looks a bit Catholic...
It is not Augustine, but St. Francis. It is not a bit Catholic, but a lot Catholic.
St. Francis was the one who loved nature and is reported as having preached to flocks of birds and other animals, and even being obeyed by them.
He is one of the Catholic mystics.
And no I didn't taste-test the dirt. I planted flowers. I worked on the sod farm long enough to know what dirt tastes like, I don't need to test it anymore.
And at least I'm not the one who ate a Junebug!
Only half a Junebug...
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