Fr. Horn
Arriving just in time for a meeting yesterday, I took the last empty chair and had almost set my books down when a member of the group eagerly said, "You have a new license plate! Is that your license plate we saw out back?" I assured them that I do not have a new license plate. "Then that must be your husband's! We wondered if it was yours or if he is visiting us." Well, he does not have a new license plate.
"But who else's can it be?" someone asked. "It says Fr. Horn! It has to be your car." Hmm. How many ways can I say no? Neither of us would choose those words for a vanity plate. (I might, on the other hand, choose 127 BCP, but that's not likely, either.)
Finally, someone asked, "What does the car look like?" It was described as a Jeep-like vehicle, with bumper stickers all over. (That definitely does not describe my car.) "What sort of bumper stickers?" I asked. "Musical instruments." Well...aha!
Our church houses a branch of the university's music department. The car belongs to a French Horn player, evidently. Sure glad we cleared that up.
"But who else's can it be?" someone asked. "It says Fr. Horn! It has to be your car." Hmm. How many ways can I say no? Neither of us would choose those words for a vanity plate. (I might, on the other hand, choose 127 BCP, but that's not likely, either.)
Finally, someone asked, "What does the car look like?" It was described as a Jeep-like vehicle, with bumper stickers all over. (That definitely does not describe my car.) "What sort of bumper stickers?" I asked. "Musical instruments." Well...aha!
Our church houses a branch of the university's music department. The car belongs to a French Horn player, evidently. Sure glad we cleared that up.
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