by Balin » Mon Dec 02, 2019 11:14 am
Anything else about that quote relevant? No
Synonym/related words:
Never - not, no, doesn't happen?
Convenient - useful, appropiate, suitable?
Never (any) convenient - inconvenient, inappropiate, unsuitable?
Time - a certain measurement of time? Seconds/minutes/hours/days/weeks/months/years? No to these
Is there a relevant synonym/related word for time? Thyme, possibly? Scarborough Fair? Parsley, sage, or rosemary? No to these
Are the gifts of the magi relevant? Something else to do with Jesus' birth? A lot of things to do with that. See below/b] Or the birth of a prophet from any religion, for that matter? Benjamin Franklin relevant? [b]No Or his quote about death and taxes? No
Also, assuming we have a physical form, are we able to examine our surroundings? Or, will we be able to as we figure things out? No worry, as you have just done so.
This is the LTPF Nativity Scene.
If you haven't seen one of these, a nativity scene consists of several pieces and figures set up in the traditional pose representing the birth of Jesus. Aside from Mary, Joseph, and Jesus, you'll usually see the shepherds and wise men with their animals crowded into the stable - again, the traditional depiction.
While some nativity scenes are incredibly large and some even use living performers, this is a small set, the kind that would fit on a coffee table. Or at least it will fit as soon as you can sort out which piece is which.
Whoever used this set last put the pieces back into their boxes, but didn't label them, instead wrapping them with unusual wrapping paper they must only have found on this forum. You'll figure out which box contains which figure before opening them.
The boxes are in a pile - maybe a dozen to fifteen of them - and since today is December 2, you grab two of them to start.
The first box is decorated with all the letters of the alphabet, each Z and A separated by a block of cheese.
The second shows pictures of a metallic figure of a person wearing a striped shirt.