The following exotic confection is the permissible hat of the Lerida Chaplain to the King of Spain. It is amaranth with a green pom-pom. We had originally created this design in bright red, but it put us in mind of Christmas decorations a little too much, and Mother Prioress rather frowns on such jollities, especially in Ordinary Time.
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Bespoke Clerical Millinery for the Discerning Clergyman
Showing posts with label Amaranth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amaranth. Show all posts
Friday, 29 July 2011
Saturday, 25 June 2011
Y viva EspaƱa #4
The communications channels have been distinctly down for the last few weeks, nary a tweet, a blog post, a textual missive, nothing. Until today. We have just received word that Mother Prioress fell afoul of a rather suave timeshare salesman who talked the great woman herself into signing a document jeopardising the convent here in England. Sister Varicella, a younger octoagenerian, tells us that after a frank exchange of views, a spell in a Spanish prison, and several visits from diocesan legal representatives, that all charges have now been dropped. None of the sisters even knew mother had learned ju jitsu. All sisters are now enjoying the fifth jug of sangria and what mother says is a proper holiday.
Todays hat is that of a Spanish bishop. Amaranth outer, and green lining.
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