I’d not realised how gruelling it is to be In Trade.*

[wemyss]

Right, where were we? Oh. Right.

I again commend to you - it having been part of the reason for my protracted absence - my new novel, Cross and Poppy, specifically the first in my new series of novels, Village Tales. I am honoured and chuffed to see that it has been very kindly reviewed. (I may add that some of you must surely immediately

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[tree_and_leaf]

The chasuble line is a wonderful one-liner.

Of course, Canon Judith HAS fish on her chasuble.

[wemyss]

Neatly embroidered.

I did indeed think of you when I realised we wanted to sell bags and shirts and so on with that line on it.

(Thank you, as ever.)

Re: Of course, Canon Judith HAS fish on her chasuble.

[tree_and_leaf]

Well, no-one's perfect.

But the loaves are well-executed.

[wemyss]

And with some parishes, one takes what one can get in the way of vestments....

[pathology_doc]

It is the first time I have actually pulled a muscle from having … pulled. Evidently, being In Trade is only less laborious than, ah, having trade in one.

Too much information, my friend. Too much information. ;)

That is the price...

[wemyss]

... of gloating - and of having, for a change, something over which to gloat.

Re: That is the price...

[pathology_doc]

:)