Peter had simply run out of steam.
Obviously, Richard (of RBB) was a lot younger than Peter and still in full flight, having set up his first blog in 2007. The other two boys followed his lead. Rob(ert) was younger too and was an agent for the Roman Catholic church, a church that Peter had stolen communion hosts from in earlier days.
Back in those days, Peter had been a star in the St. Patrick's College soccer team - maybe because he wasn't grossly overweight and all four of his limbs still worked.
Now (2024) the little blogging community was in trouble.
Peter was off falling down banks at his local golf club and picking fights at the tennis club. Robert was rewriting the scriptures and chatting up Joseph's wife.
Richard (of RBB) was left to keep the whole blogging community afloat - nothing new there.
So how did Richard (of RBB) manage to survive all this mayhem?
Simple.
He had a project - Project Violin 100.
Neither of the boys had inside information about what he was really up to.
Peter thought that it was something to do with bagpipes. Robert wondered if he was practising to play in church.
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Rob moved the mouse pointer to the top of his Google Notepad. "Richard's Bass Bag" became highlighted. He pressed down on his left mouse button as he had done numerous times over the last few days expecting to see the same title on the blog. Something had changed. A new title 'The Desert". His mind jumped to analogies. 'Life is like a desert', 'Jesus spends 40 days in the desert'. This was going to be good. He sipped from his coffee cup that read "Trust in the Lord" on the front and back, a recent birthday gift, and settled back in his blue Edwardian arm chair. This was going to be good. Very good!
How's that disappointment going?
Ah, you're still around.
RBB
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