What is this about?

 

It seems that the old fella won't visit Rick's blog - HERE, but he's happy to do a fantasy interview with him. I think he has been living too long in Wrong-a-way. He certainly needs to get back to Wellington (even Moera) but he's going to need professional help when he arrives. I'll see what I can organise in the Nui.

Another question. Why does God (who put us all under Original Sin) look so old?

This is a picture that Robert put up on his blog 
'The spiritual diary of a sinner'.

This old guy gave Rob Original Sin before he was born. My point is that an entity that lives forever shouldn't really age. Is it just a dress up to give him the look of authority? I don't know whether he was joking, or not, but Robert said, on Rick's blog, that the Holy Spirit looks like a dove. 

Why?

So, the Catholic god is made up of a father, his son and a bloody bird! The term 'son' must be inaccurate. I mean, all three were evidently always there. As far as I know, there wasn't a time when there was just God the Father who thought, "I'll add a son. Hey, and why not a bird?" When I was young, the Holy Spirit was known as the Holy Ghost. Will it eventually come to be called God the Bird?

"In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Bird. Amen."

I did a lot of practice yesterday. I only finished up doing 10 minutes on the bass (I'd promised 15) and that did make it a bit rushed because I wanted to run through three tunes - Gypsy Feet, a Bach tune and Sii Gentile. I did my 5 minutes of trumpet and well over an hour on the violin (I can't remember what the total was, but I have got it written in my practice diary.).

I'm teaching at two schools today, both in Upper Hutt. The Atomic Habits continue to go well with the students and I can already see very noticeable improvements. Warming up is SO important!

That's it for this morning.

Ciao tutti.