This "thing" has bothered me all week! Not that I'm obsessing or anything... but I think I've finally got it placed. This reminds me of some pinatas I've seen. They have pixelated, closely mixed colors and their surface is made of plastic strands which have a rough, ragged appearance.
My attempt at a witty comment would be, "We're possessed of the urge to take a swing at you with the processional cross, in hopes that when you break open candy will pour out!"
But Christopher's coat-of-many-colors comment is beyond compare. I honestly LOL'ed when I read it. You are my better, sir!
I recognize this photograph -- being a quilter, I suppose it comes from a quilters website that I've visited, or possibly an illustration in a book I've read. Why would you suppose that it might be meant for liturgical use? The pose is certainly not liturgical. The simple fact that an art work bears a title referring to something in the Bible doesn't mean that it's intended to be liturgical art. I do believe this is simply a patchwork project, playing on rainbows or the color wheel. Quite innocent, and not really deserving of disdain on your blog.
Blah, blah, blah. So when do we get to toss you down a hole and then sell you into slavery?
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This "thing" has bothered me all week! Not that I'm obsessing or anything... but I think I've finally got it placed. This reminds me of some pinatas I've seen. They have pixelated, closely mixed colors and their surface is made of plastic strands which have a rough, ragged appearance.
My attempt at a witty comment would be, "We're possessed of the urge to take a swing at you with the processional cross, in hopes that when you break open candy will pour out!"
But Christopher's coat-of-many-colors comment is beyond compare. I honestly LOL'ed when I read it. You are my better, sir!
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A crazy quilt was recycled to make this, probably because it was so loud that you couldn't sleep under it unless you wore sunglasses.
--However it would add dignitas and improve the tone of the Lesbian Beach Liturgy (pictured earlier) if worn by the celebrant and deacon.
I recognize this photograph -- being a quilter, I suppose it comes from a quilters website that I've visited, or possibly an illustration in a book I've read. Why would you suppose that it might be meant for liturgical use? The pose is certainly not liturgical. The simple fact that an art work bears a title referring to something in the Bible doesn't mean that it's intended to be liturgical art. I do believe this is simply a patchwork project, playing on rainbows or the color wheel. Quite innocent, and not really deserving of disdain on your blog.
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