I walked the older dogs around the Churchyard this afternoon.
Mary had already had her robust walk along the beach promenade so stayed at home with the Prof.
He was making pea and ham soup from scratch.
We've had peas soaking in the kitchen for days!
As we wandered up the Church path, St Michael's door burst open revealing the vicar in his full regalia, the morning service had just finished. George galloped up to him barking loudly.
" He's never seen a man in a frock before" I informed the vicar who laughed swishing his vestments.
I noted he was wearing new spectacles too!
Very trendy.
The soup was very nice by the way
Did the vicar look relieved through his new specs when you said "He's never seen a man in a frock before."? :-)
ReplyDeleteMMMM ham and pea soup. My favourite soup. Methinks it's time to make a pot.
ReplyDeleteI made garden pea and pesto soup this morning, twas lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet the vicar looked dashing!
ReplyDeleteMy mother and grandmother called that split pea soup. How I loved it, with little bits from the ham bone, and diced carrot bits. My entire family hates split pea soup, so I watch ham bones from family dinners disappearing for bean soup. What a waste.
ReplyDeleteI do love love these picture-of-your-life posts. Even more than I love ham and split pea soup!
ReplyDeleteI hope the vicar reached down to pet george.
ReplyDeleteWow, you remind me of how long it has been since I have seen a vicar swish his vestments ...
ReplyDeleteHa! Good for your vicar, being so good-natured. :)
ReplyDeleteOne should always be wary of men who swish their vestments.
ReplyDeleteThe pastor at the Lutheran church we used to go to (long story) would say "Well, time to put my dress on."
ReplyDeleteKnown as 'split pea soup' around here...one of my favourites!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was an altar boy I LOVED wearing the required 'regalia' too!
I love this post.... it is so you! Xx
ReplyDeleteVery camp, your vicar!
ReplyDeleteGlad the service was over.
ReplyDeleteIf I was to get into a cassock I would probably scare every dog in sight!!! Is that fancy magazine for real, John, it's indeed very camp!
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