There is no escape from the Game
Today I sallied forth into the wild Scottish weather to attend a bible study that I suspected would be full of old people. This did indeed prove to be the case. (However, the study was very nice. It was on Titus. I like the Very Short Books of the Bible. I think they should be called that. We should do away with names like "the pastoral books" and refer to them as the VSBs. But I digress.) After the study was over, I walked part of the way home with one of the older women. She was an energetic lady who probably wasn't actually that old. She asked me, quite naturally, whether I was an Anglican or United church goer at home. I replied that I attended a Mennonite church and she, much to my surprise, was delighted. And what was her next question you ask? What would a Scottish Church of Scotland attendee like herself be interested in? Guess. "So what" she inquired, "is your last name?" *gasp* Alack and for pity! Even here, far far away from the bastions of the Mennonite faith and the places of Mennonite infestation, I cannot escape the Game.
4 Comments:
Oh, that is very sad. But also kind of remarkable.
tuna
How did she, an Anglican or United church goer, know the Game?
I don't know. Probably she didn't think, 'Oh now I will play the Game. HaHA!.' Maybe she doesn't even know about the Game.
You mean the Game has migrated there? I even came upon the Game half way around the world in the Shire!
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