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A Fashion Statement

The Bible book of Proverbs tells us that a cheerful heart is good medicine and since I got such a good laugh from this I thought I would pass it on ... something I lifted from Kim Riddlebarger's Website.

One of my Lutheran friends sent this to me with the following caption: "The man on the left, wearing a fabulous vintage chiffon-lined Dior gold lame gown over a silk Vera Wang empire waisted tulle cocktail dress, accessorized with a 3-foot beaded peaked House of Whoville hat, along with the ruby slippers that Judy Garland wore in The Wizard of Oz, is worried that The Da Vinci Code might make the Roman Catholic Church look foolish."

Posted by John on June 12, 2006 09:46 PM

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Don't forget the Gandalf staff!

A. Shepherd
The Aspiring Theologian

Posted by: Aspiring Theologian | June 13, 2006 06:50 PM

Hey now, let's not forget that Peter wore that same outfit right after Jesus made him an infallible Pope in Matthew 16:18!

Posted by: Bill | June 14, 2006 10:26 AM

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