George, an English visitor to the small Welsh town of Aberaeron, Cardiganshire, was approached by one of the deacons of the local chapel who asked him whether he would like to attend their chapel on the following Sunday.
‘Wouldn’t that be a little pointless?’ replied George politely. ‘After all, your services are held in Welsh and I don’t understand the language.’
‘Ah yes, boyo,’ answered the deacon, ‘but the collection is in English.’
that was cute. do you have anymore school jokes?
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I’ll see what I can find 🙂
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I wonder if the sermon sounds better when you don’t understand the language?
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😀
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Ah, yes. The all important collection.
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Hi! I have nominated you for the “I am part of the WordPress Family Award”. For more details, see http://letstalkaboutfamily.wordpress.com/2013/04/24/very-inspiring-blogger-award-and-wordpress-family-award/
(I really enjoy your blog!)
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Nobody has sent me an award (see the comment above from letstalkabout family). I think I will go out back and listen to my chimes. Dianne
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That’s just adding insult to injury 😉
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My kind of deacon … down to business … where it matters. Love it.
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Very cute…I often wondered about those services conducted in Latin. 🙂
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Most important. 🙂
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Ha! 😀
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