Having lived in London a while, I take pride in my ability to get from A to Z (train strikes notwithstanding). At the tail end of a Christmas dinner party, you might even hear me claiming to have that much-fabled item of London street lore, “The Knowledge”, bequeathed mysteriously (like the apostolic succession) to black cab drivers since time immemorial (or rather, the 1950s). It is a strange fact, which I repeat far too often, that I only get lost in London when using a satnav. Maybe The Knowledge is a bit like a gift of the Spirit; imparted to instinctual levels of awareness, implicitly guiding us but different from explicit, factual knowledge.
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The Marian way of winning souls
having lived in london a while, i take pride in my ability to get from a to z (train strikes notwithstanding). at the tail end of a christma...
Jacob Phillips

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