For Christians, one of the lessons of Good Friday — and the vigils of Holy Saturday — is that we must travel through darkness and sit with the grief and stillness before we get to the heart-bursting joy of Easter...

Missed completely by Trumper, as he tweeted

 
For Christians, one of the lessons of Good Friday — and the vigils of Holy Saturday — is that we must travel through darkness and sit with the grief and stillness before we get to the heart-bursting joy of Easter...

Missed completely by Trumper, as he tweeted


Good Friday is a normal working day here in France except when Covid-19 is around.
 
We did have salad with cucumber and tomatoe vinegarette... Mmmm and wine and beer.... :D
To be honest, I'm jealous, long time since we had a BBQ,used to have one every May, Parthenaise steaks, Pork & Lamb chops from the village butcher, Chicken legs, Merguez sausages and jacket potatoes. The butcher has retired and there is no one left to invite, all the Brits have either scuttled back to the UK or died, plus after stomach problems I couldn't eat the stuff for a long time:(
 
Good job the rozzers didn’t see you in the non-essentials aisle!
Ha but it was essential I was making home made burgers from the mince Morrisons had supplied me with in their food box. So Mr Rozzer if I can't have a bit of happiness in these troubled times then ……. (please enter your own expletive):D
 

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