Father Guido Sarducci (actor Don Novello, click here) rose to fame in the ’70s on American television shows like “The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour” and “Saturday Night Live.”
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| FATHER GUIDO SARDUCCI. |
While traveling in Mexico, Father Guido says he managed to obtain the check from the Last Supper. Except it wasn’t actually a supper. It was a brunch.
According to the good Father, the check reveals that one guy only had a soft-boiled egg and tea. Everyone else stuffed themselves. But when the bill was paid, it was divided equally.
The moral (per Father Guido): “In groups, always order the most expensive thing.”
Fuengirola’s Last Brunch
Paul Blane, international sand sculptor extraordinaire, is in the process of completing his own Last Brunch on the beach here in Fuengirola. Well, he calls it “La Ultima Cena” (The Last Supper). So I guess he’s not a believer in Father Guido Sarducci.
I was in awe of Paul’s work on last year’s Easter sculpture (Click here). This year’s is an absolute marvel.
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| I WISH I HAD KNOWN CATS WERE INVITED. (CLICK ANY IMAGE TO GET A GOOD LOOK.) |
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| AND DOGS… |
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| JUDAS ISCARIOT AND HIS SISTER SUE? (I KNOW. I KNOW. NOT SUE… IT’S A BROADWAY QUOTE.) |
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| “MOI?” |
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| LEFT TO RIGHT: BARTHOLOMEW; JAMES (SON OF ALPHAEUS); ANDREW; JUDAS ISCARIOT; PETER; JOHN; JESUS; THOMAS; JAMES THE GREATER; AND PHILIP. |
