A new breed of believers
The article features a collection of humorous anecdotes and reflections from various contributors. It highlights nostalgic memories related to childhood experiences, particularly around purchasing shoes and navigating roundabouts. The piece captures a lighthearted tone, showcasing the quirks of everyday life and the shared experiences of the community.
- ▪Bob Nicoll humorously refers to a group as 'Brethren – from God-botherers to Dog-botherers.'
- ▪Jill Phillips recalls the unique method of ordering shoes by mailing cutouts of her feet to David Jones.
- ▪Pam Malouf shares a story about a chaotic experience navigating a roundabout in Italy.
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