Hi Paul



 PE> The Joveys came yesterday.  I couldn't tell for sure whether they were the

 PE> same ones as last time, but they were pretty bloody close anyway.  I'm not

 PE> sure if they recognized me with my clothes on, but I couldn't help smiling

 PE> at the thought of it.  Couldn't quite tell if they were smiling or not.

 PE> Bloody hell, I've got to ease back on the door answering!  BFN.  Paul.



Must be the season for it. They turned up at the gate on Saturday,

and lectured Jan over it (it sticks a bit, and Bong makes a

horrible wailing noise if it does open, amuses the milkman,

terrifies almost everyone else) about Revelations for about 15

minutes (I was in the garage at the time, and I just coincidentally

happened to overhear some of the conversation through the closed

garage door), and ended up selling her a nice little 300 page

hardcover containing an interpretation of (mainly) Revelations, for

$4.50, which must actually be close to cost price, it's a nice

looking book.



I opened it up and looked for an introduction, to see how the

authors describe the book. There isn't one, it launches straight

into the happy stuff.



I thought most sects treated Revelations with some caution. These

guys think it's marvellous, wonderful, and Imminent. The style of

the writings in this book resembles a cross between you at your

most spaced out, and Ron T in aggro mode.



Since we've actually bought a book, we'll be on their list for a

follow up visit. I'm kinda looking forward to it.



Cheers



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