Today, I believe that the greatest virtue is truth.
Kindness does not go amiss either.
ah, Molly has come to correct me: the greatest virtue is purring.
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Kimberly Bohan is a priest in the Diocese of Lincoln, less surprised by angels than by being so far south. View all posts by wonderfulexchange
Hmm. Not sure whether your conviction of the great virtues is spurred on by their presence or absence (if it’s the latter, I’m sorry – and hope they will present themselves speedily). However, Molly at least seems to be a clear force for good. Which is good news indeed.
both — absence of truth in some directions had led to others championing the truth bravely.
but it’s the former that’s so painful, of course.
but I’ve now managed to pack two boxes!
Yay for packing! And for champions! Yes, I can see that the absence of truth would be painful and lead one to both a renewed recognition of its virtue and an intense appreciation of its champions.
Cats always have their priorities straight. We could learn a lot from them. So sorry this process has been so fraught with anger and hurt, but to echo Elizabeth, yay for champions.
double yeah for champions who then come to pack boxes…
hmm. why do I spell yay yeah?
Hmm. Seems that your last days in Dunoon have been something of a mixed experience. I’m sorry about that. Hope the good bits (of which there are many, I know) will occupy more space in your memory in due course. Onward and upward.
Perhaps for Molly purring is akin both to truth and to kindness.