>> We had to exorcise our monkey after he blessed it

> Hahahahahahaha. Yeah, he's a little dickens when it comes
> to blessing monkeys. He wanted to lay hands on my uncle's
> hamster (claimed it gave him the pagan eye) but he wasn't
> having a bar of that, no thank you sir, no thank you very much

We weren't quick enough to stop him - and it was really my fault in 
the first place.

We were doing a tour of the South Island with George.
George seemed to enjoy having his photo taken in all sorts of 
interesting places.
It's hard to tell as he has a rather stuffed attitude when it comes to 
answering questions. But I digress.

When we were in Christchurch in the square the Wiz was there on his 
alumin(i)um ladder haranguing the crowd, as one does (or he does 
anyway).
He went on for quite some while and didn't seem to be going to stop 
anytime soon, so I interrupted him and asked if he would hold our 
Monkey while I took a photo. He was most happy to oblige. Alas, he 
also took it into his head to bless said monkey at the same time. Most 
traumatic. What with the cost of exorcisms these days and all.

I wanted to fly the monkey from the outside observation gallery of the 
Cathedral (which gives the city its name) to the square below as I 
thought it would appreciate the experience, and the photo would be 
worthwhile, but my wife opined that it may take a liking to the roof 
and be hard to persuade down. I suppose she was right - you can never 
be sure what a blessed monkey is going to do.



        RM


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