"You know the show," he said. "Oh! I'm drawing a blank."
I stared vacantly. He wasn't giving me much to go on.
"The Hermit in the Cathedral!" he exclaimed.
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He held his hand vertically in front of his face, thumb toward his nose, and sliced downward curving his hand in an "S" as he did so.
"The Phantom of the Opera?" I asked.
"That's it!"
"The Hermit in the Cathedral?" I questioned.
"Well, it was close."
"Yeah," I said, "You got the word 'The' right."
At that moment, Tynan came walking by. San Geraldo, who has no shame, told Tynan what he had just said.
Tynan thought a moment and commented,"Well, it does take place in a cathedral."
I looked at him askance, "Are you maybe thinking of 'Hunchback of Notre Dame'?"
Before turning to walk away, he smiled sheepishly and said,"Carry on."
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| SAN GERALDO ORIGINATING THE ROLE OF "'THE HERMIT" (IN THE CATHEDRAL). |
I needed a good chuckle :)
ReplyDeleteJudeet:
DeleteOh, there's so much more... But hope this chuckle lasts all day.
LOL - you´ve made my day
ReplyDeleteCheers Jesper
Oh, Jesper, seeing you here has made mine!
DeleteWell...Well....The character of the Phantom is sort of like a hermit, and the spaces under the opera have a feeling of vastness similar (maybe) to a cathedral......San Geraldo is stretching your imagination......(But it was a good laugh.)
ReplyDeleteKristi:
DeleteWe can make sense of just about anything San Geraldo says... if we work REALLY hard at at. Last night he called our large wooden pepper mill "that metal peg."
LOL! This all rings with familiarity! Gotta love it!
ReplyDeleteRon:
DeleteAh, has Ron performed in the Hermit in the Cathedral, as well?
Lol Still sticking to my guns on this one. Ask any sane minded person the question "What was the name of that film?.. you know the one with the Hermit in the Cathedral?..And I am sure that unless you accompanied the question with a flawless rendition of Music of the Night whilst dressed in an appropriate mask and cape the the answer would always probably be "The hunchback of Notre Dame"
ReplyDeleteps
Ahem we don´t have to let the fact that you had already told me that it was the Phantom of the Opera before I made the throwaway Cathedral remark cloud my valid point....
Tynan:
DeleteOK, we'll just keep the facts our little secret.
"The HERRRRRRRRmit of the Catheeeedral is there...inSIDE your MIIIIIIIINNND..."
ReplyDeleteMichelle:
DeleteOh no. Now I've got it playing in my head... with new lyrics.
I think the Hermit in the Cathedral sounds just as good. Love the picture of San Geraldo.
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteSo do I. That photo is from the blog post of the First Quadrennial Día de San Geraldo, Feb 29 2012. I photoshopped the robe onto the already crowned San Geraldo.
At least he hasn't come up with the phrase "open the door quick or we're going to have scrumbled pampkins!"
ReplyDeleteYes, I did.
Jacquelineand....
DeleteAh, scrumbled pampkins. Should I ask.
Thanks for the chuckle
ReplyDeleteKisatrle:
DeleteI passed on your thanks to San Geraldo.
lovely photo, this
ReplyDeleteSpo:
DeleteHis holiness, San Geraldo.
I was thinking Hunchback, too.
ReplyDeleteI never would have guessed Phantom.
I'm thinking your San Geraldo and my San Carlos might be distant relatives.
Bob:
DeleteFrom things you've written, I'm sure the saints are related.
(Sorry, the reply button was stuck.)
ReplyDeleteMitchell...I was carrying 3 huge pumpkins that were slipping from my grasp, and was trying to say 'Scrambled Pumpkins'. It wasn't the first time...nor will it be the last...that I fractured the English language, lol.
Jacqueline....
DeleteThanks for the context. After nearly 32 years with San Geraldo, I did manage to do an auto-translate! I did one of those word scrambles recently. [Conveniently] I can't remember what it was. I make a point of writing them down whenever they're done by San Geraldo. Glad to know you didn't have scrumbled pampkins.
Scrumbled pampkins sounds pretty good to me...with butter and a little grated nutmeg.
ReplyDeleteJudith:
DeleteMaybe instead some nated grutmeg.