A bishop for every season

On Wednesday I
I was at the church where I sing in the choir on Sunday, practising

on their piano when a guy came in, he asked if I knew where father Graham was. I took him to the priests quarters and rang the bell, when someone answered the door the gentleman was told father Graham passes himself off as a Catholic priest when he is not , he's a vicar in a Christian church!  It reminded me of a bishop I met at the crematorium a while ago who was unlike any bishop, he was quite vulgar, he told Mark and I about a couple he had seen on his way to the crem,  being sexual in their car as he was driving up the motorway, he explained about her having her chest out, he very calm lunch used the T word, the one that is also a blue coloured bird. Then he asked me if I wanted to see his credentials, lifting his robe, pretending he was going to show his private parts,  he showed me his wallet! He was just about to conduct a funeral- I was disgusted!  This was the hypocrisy of  a religious figure that one doesn't expect at a funeral

Later I was cycling down to the cinema to see the sex tape, I chatted to a guy who was in a van marked ambulance with a logo of a company one the side I stopped him to ask if what it meant he explained that the Nhs pay private companies to provide patient transport, we had an interesting chat. It's odd how he asked me if I was an actor, or a famous celebrity- I don't know why, he seemed to think I was hiding it, when I told him that I am a volunteer music journalist. I said" if you want to have your fantasies that I am you can, but I am not and I don't want to be famous!"  He really did see something in me that I did not, he said I had a great voice I spoke well I was easy to understand, (he wasn't English) I could be a teacher...  I chatted to him for ages & missed the 7pm film. It was worth it!

The film was great.  It was funny, absorbing, and had thought provoking scenes in it. Which  didn't expect!

 The photo is the back of the British library. As I cycled down that road it captured my vision with it's imposing scale.