Well, at 9:20pm the three of us arrived from a Sedar dinner at our local parish. From 7:00pm to 9:11pm, food was eaten and I had four glasses of pink zinny (I think) during each “ceremony”. My stomach is full because of the good sized portion and lots of liquid. Here is what we had in the following order:
- Parsley dipped in salt water.
- Large crackers dipped in horseradish.
- Fresh salad of cucumber, artichokes, spinach, tangerines and pals.
- Hot potatoes with butter and sour cream.
- Steamed vegetables of carrots, broccoli, squash and pals.
- Lamb’s sake and chicken parts with green, minty jelly.
- Soft cookies and two cups coffee and lots of cream.
There was one maroon-faced entity and several other red-faced ones. I had my Shrimpsei’s OtterBox buzzing inside my red purse, which was placed on my lap for better effects. As a matter of fact after a few minutes of reading the word “Yahweh”, I continued to boost and rendered the lecture incoherent but ever so slightly did he stumbled upon a few words. Bahahaha! The place is crawling with creeps, including two bug-eyed singled, fat old farts sitting in front of me. The two Filipinas are decked in their shiny jewelry. The old lady to the right of the old fart in front of me stuffed her purse with those dried crackers.
The dark-skinned priest at our table was cracking up when Maw broke the topmost crackers during the ceremony. The main pastor read the passages and looked weary. The Monseigneur was present and one of two “fellow brothers” from number 4112 came to shake hands with Paw and me while with Maw formally greeting the oldest, prune-faced Filipino JESUIT priest with his “Amen” hand to her forehead.
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