guest letter
This letter just arrived from a guest who'd visited the Holy Land recently:
Thank you for having an alternative to the commercialism of Orlando. My husband, mother-in-law and myself had a terrific time the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
A special thanks to the two cast members who I felt show the love of Christ.
The "pale eyed" tall attractive man who explained some of the History prior to entering the "Tabernacle in the Wilderness" [who doubled as a Roman soldier] who extended his rather large handshake just a little longer. {This is especially important to us Northerners who try not to be "frozen chosen."}
And to the attractive "wolf looking" smooth voiced man who as part of his act who extended the extra smile [these performers are usually such "hams"].
MERRY CHRISTMAS! SHALOM/PEACE!
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The brackets and other emphases are the writer's.
Okay, so Mr. Pale Eyes was Michael, but who in the world is Mr. Wolf?! Funny that "wolf-looking" is used as a positive descriptor. skymichael?
Thank you for having an alternative to the commercialism of Orlando. My husband, mother-in-law and myself had a terrific time the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
A special thanks to the two cast members who I felt show the love of Christ.
The "pale eyed" tall attractive man who explained some of the History prior to entering the "Tabernacle in the Wilderness" [who doubled as a Roman soldier] who extended his rather large handshake just a little longer. {This is especially important to us Northerners who try not to be "frozen chosen."}
And to the attractive "wolf looking" smooth voiced man who as part of his act who extended the extra smile [these performers are usually such "hams"].
MERRY CHRISTMAS! SHALOM/PEACE!
: 0 )
The brackets and other emphases are the writer's.
Okay, so Mr. Pale Eyes was Michael, but who in the world is Mr. Wolf?! Funny that "wolf-looking" is used as a positive descriptor. skymichael?