The church has frowned upon men with horns for quite a while now.You know when you have a dream that makes perfect sense while you're asleep, but then you wake up and it's impossible to explain the logic of it? Chris got told off for looking like a Nazi jester at church because he was wearing a unicorn horn.
You know when you have a dream that makes perfect sense while you're asleep, but then you wake up and it's impossible to explain the logic of it? Chris got told off for looking like a Nazi jester at church because he was wearing a unicorn horn.
Dear Cathy W., August 20,2017
I've had a day that started out happy and delightful. I felt like donning my pony ears and unicorn horn, and tail, to my church today. I've made a lot of people smile, and it was as normal as could be, with my sharing the joys from BronyCon 2017. Then later, during a bible verse reading, my church friend suddenly burst out in tears; I felt along with her (the hate bout in Charlottesville, VA last weekend). Then, my pastoral counsoler (who was part of the choir this week) hands me a note. "Please remove your headgear; it's reminding us of Nazis" (specifically, the NOT Nazi Jesters who mocked the haters). I felt utter shock; I removed my headgear, and I tensed up. Fanning myself with the program, as I was feeling hot; I ended up closing myself and breaking out in tears myself. Being forced to remove what made me and most other people smile, feeling like not being able to calm a post-bouted crowd, the empathy for my friend and not being able to make her smile...just about killed my mood. I sat there, fanning myself with my right, gripping the bench with my left, And paralyzed. I stayed a while longer. Then I left during the collection, with the plates. I took a rest and a valium after I got back home. I feel some recovered, but feel some mild headache now. Have y'all ever heard such a thing? Pony Ears and Unicorn Horn being reminiscent of an anti-Nazi Jester? I've Never. And I meant no harm. What are your thoughts, Cathy?
Thak You for listening.
Christine W. Chandler.
P.S. If there's another method to "Ask Cathy", please let me know.
Ahaha, this is hilarious! What's an anti-nazi jester?