Exhibit A: Water Cracker with a relief of the Blessed Virgin. Discovered Monday, April 21, 2013, in a box of Open Nature Water Crackers labeled 100% Natural. 100%!
View when cracker is standing up (aided by napkin).
View when cracker lay flat on a plate (aided by gravity).
Mysteries abound, people. Mysteries abound.
In other news, in a completely impartial drawing of names from a hat, fate decided that Addey wins the Pass the Book Game. Addey, send your address to mail@margaretfinnegan.com and I will send you your copy of Camelot & Vine by Petrea Burchard, although I still haven't sent Katie her copy of Death At Pemberly, so don't hold your breath. I'm aiming for a post office visit on Friday.
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All I can see on the cracker is a place to put some cheese...and I'm Catholic! I know about these things!
I know you do, Daidy. But you must admit it is wonderfully deformed. I thin I've scared everyone by being too profane.
Darn auto correct
I don't see it either, and I used to be Catholic. I think you took a leap, Margaret. Yep, a leap of faith. Nothing wrong with that.
No more far-fetched than the eagle on the rock, and they named a whole town after that one.
I think I see it -- particularly the nimbus.
But it would be a good place to put some Swiss (holy??) cheese....
I see it!
Awww!!! Yay!! Something new to read, and it sounds so awesome too! email will be sent shortly.
And I second the "place for cheese" comment... LOL
I see it. It's the pleat in Mary's skirt. You know she wore a dirndl.
Ah...the wonders of 100% Natural!!!
It's a portrait. The halo surounding Mary's veiled head. Hope you didn't eat it. These things go for big bucks on e-bay
Did you tout your post on Prospet Park's blog?
http://www.prospectparkbooks.com/top-five-places-to-write-in-pasadena/#comment-168
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