on โ15-05-2013 04:25 PM
on โ15-05-2013 06:49 PM
a pope with the lot
duffys blindness
on โ15-05-2013 06:52 PM
If anyone be's mean to me I'll send them to beanies thread
on โ15-05-2013 06:53 PM
I bet cat be's mean to me
that's my new word be's
on โ15-05-2013 06:54 PM
St Mary's Cathederal? A bit swish isn't it for a baptism unless she lives in the city?
I would say that normally just wear something nice to a Catholic baptism
But given that she chose the cathedral then she is probably expecting something a little more over the top for the event.
So perhaps she really does mean more formal - dress, heels, hat.
They do live in the city and both my DIL and her Mother go there regularly. It is pretty much their family church. My Son is happy to go along with their plans as like us he is not a believer, but she is such a lovely woman we are glad to do anything that makes her happy.
on โ15-05-2013 07:00 PM
Traditional Catholics, that is what we had to do before Vatican II. They do not like reform ๐
Latin Mass. The Church is beautiful though. I did have to make miss 6 a thick kneeling pad for Benediction, lol.
ah, ok....when I talk Catholicism I usually think about the other Roman Catholics.
on โ15-05-2013 07:04 PM
Jean ... have skirt well below knee. Blouse below elbow. Flat/low heel shoes. Jacket preferably black. Wear panty hose. Make sure your knickers and bra are matching and new (in case you have an accident and an ambulance has to be called). Go easy on make-up ... you want to toe the line between showing respect for the church with a little lipstick, and not looking in any way like a harlot ๐ (even though Jesus defended and befriended one). I think hats are optional now, but, if expected, a modest, dull coloured, medium sized arrangement is preferred.
Have a drink before leaving for the church. Try scrambled eggs with caviar and vodka.
Keep a container of gin with you ... it's best kept in a small bottle that previously contained water or lemonade. Add something that smells to it, like lime.
Cultivate a fake cough. When you cough, sip a little gin. Explain that your doctor told you to drink more fluids.
on โ15-05-2013 07:24 PM
I would check with your DIL if nice dress trousers are OK or she/her family expect the ladies to wear skirts/dresses.
:^O @ katy's post, especially the bit about taking gin in a water/soft drink bottle.
on โ15-05-2013 07:34 PM
lol @ Katy
um, Im blind and cant see Clair? what did I miss
on โ15-05-2013 07:37 PM
oh clair is being bad.....
on โ15-05-2013 07:39 PM
I can tell that you lot are over the politics.