Shtuyot is a good Ieraeli word that means "bullsh*t". If I was intelligent I might say it is an onomatopoeia. But I would be wrong in both.
In today's Gospel Jesus warns us that as the world rejected Him it will also reject His followers. I see this in comments here.
I watched a film last night called "Remarkably bright creatures" with Sally Field. Not that I've ever heard of her but it sounds bright to say that. It wasn't about commenters on this blog either; though they can be remarkably bright. I saw parallels with myself. She played a cleaner for an aquarium who fell off a ladder and sprained her left foot! She wore a moon boot too. That's where the similarities end. A nice story, and possibly a good chick flick for a cozy evening; though my darling L prefers action movies. I'm lucky.
Better go and read the other two blogs.
Have fun and follow the commandments and will of God.
"Have fun and follow the commandments and will of God."
ReplyDeleteNo.
No what?
ReplyDeleteNo following the commandments and will of God. However, I will try to have fun.
Delete“Have fun and follow the commandments and will of God.”
ReplyDeleteThat reads like an oxymoron.
Hi Robert.
ReplyDeleteRichard and Shelley tell me that you are off to the Phillipines later this month.
That’s exciting.let me know if there’s anything you need to borrow like backpacks and travel bags etc.
Cheers,
Peter
Thanks Pete. My darling L has given me suit cases and is packing for me. I've wondered about getting a 'bum bag' for valuables; what do you think?
ReplyDeleteI think ‘bum bags’, apart from looking silly, highlight you as a tourist and draw attention to where your valuables are. In our travels we just kept wallets and passports safe in deep pockets.
DeleteWhen in dodgy cities I used to keep a ‘throwaway’ wallet with a few dollars and non essential cards in it separate from my main wallet but we’ve never had any problems.