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Monday, December 04, 2006

The Nativity Story: Black Wise Man Puts Food First

Okay. It is a very small thing, but we are here to nitpik. The film is minimalist and great. Go see it. The Three Wise Men provide comic relief in the film. When they are expressing concern about traveling for months to visit baby Jesus the black Wise Man expresses concern for his food and spices.

It sounded like he couldn't go camping because he might miss his bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken. We told you it was nitpiking over a small thing. But so many big things have been pushed on us over the decades. And remember.....KRAMER.

posted by Norris McDonald at 2:15 PM

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