once was lost, now is found
Each December, the news is full of stories about baby Jesus figures that have been stolen from nativity scenes around the world. The phenomenon is so common, it has its own Wikipedia page!
Today I received a phone call from a listener who had discovered a plastic Jesus close to her home. It was abandoned in the Kings Gate subdivision, near the Ingles in Farragut. She said it has a hole in the back for a light bulb. I asked her to send me a picture so I could post it online and perhaps find the rightful owner. You can help by forwarding this blog post to anyone you know in the area.
PS: I did not ask why her bedsheets resemble a Twister board.
Today I received a phone call from a listener who had discovered a plastic Jesus close to her home. It was abandoned in the Kings Gate subdivision, near the Ingles in Farragut. She said it has a hole in the back for a light bulb. I asked her to send me a picture so I could post it online and perhaps find the rightful owner. You can help by forwarding this blog post to anyone you know in the area.
PS: I did not ask why her bedsheets resemble a Twister board.
posted by Frank Murphy at
4:26 PM
2 Comments:
Why is Baby Jesus on a Twister mat, Frank???
HaHa I my daughter has the same comforter :o) Hope baby Jesus finds his manger :o)
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