When your family goes to the Vatican without you
The least you (I) can do
Is give the Pontifical Swiss Guard the heads up
To keep an eye on them.
The lengths I will go to not be in the Vatican City in style.
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When your family goes to the Vatican without you
The least you (I) can do
Is give the Pontifical Swiss Guard the heads up
To keep an eye on them.
The lengths I will go to not be in the Vatican City in style.
©
The Chatter Blog 
What a beautiful family. ❤️
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This is a VERY small sampling of them Paulette. I hope they see your wonderful comment. Thank you! 🙂
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you should be there!
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Thank you Anie! Maybe some day 🙂
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I just passed the sign of the cross over this photo, MBC!
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THANK YOU MBM! (for the blessing and the chuckle!)
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Oh YES Colleen. I see you have put a pic up. Is that your family? Up with the Swiss Guards. Yes, God bless both you, and your family Colleen xx
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There are 2 of my brothers, 2 sisters in laws and a niece Lorraine. And the orange and blue “swiss guard” is a drawing of me! 🙂 WIth their permission of course, I just plopped myself right into their vacation picture!
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Aww Colleen. I can’t see it except in a blur. But I can see the shapes of figures with no colour in them. I can’t see the faces – just shapes. Wow! The Vatican. I sm jelous lol. May God bless them richly especially on their trip.
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What a very sweet thing to say Lorraine. I am sure they felt very blessed to be there, and then home safely.
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Ha! Gotta love those old buildings in Europe. Amazing craftsmanship.
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So incredible. I’m amazed at what was built centuries ago, and remains. ANd these days we can’t keep a building in good standing past a few decades it seems.
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The ingenuity was incredible. I remember reading, sadly, that after the plague, the knowledge of how to build like that died with the builders. Of course, it was eventually relearned in some form or fashion, but so much talent lost with such a huge portion of the population. Crazy.
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I have never heard that about the plague. I’ve read some historical novels based on the building of some of these treasures. It’s wonderful that the creation of them lent themselves to such fabulous stories. I can’t even imagine the world as it was when these buildings were being created. Talk about the power of people.
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Indeed. Such beauty in such otherwise difficult and trying times.
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What a lovely family, Colleen. I will try not to hold it against them that not only didn’t they bring you with them, but perhaps you weren’t even remembered in a prayer. Harrumph!
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! 🙂 They were sport enough for this post so we have to cut them some slack 😉
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