Is this appropriate

[Quatsch]

I am starting a blog on my adventures in Catholic apologetics and was thinking of signing my posts with “+Quatsch” instead of the usual “-Quatsch”

Is this appropriate…I know that in the missals it represents making the sign of the Cross, but I would just like it to be a reminder for myself (moreso than whoever happens to read it) that I desire to strive in each post to be faithful to Christ and his gift to us on the Cross.

Blessings

Q

 

[thistle]

I am starting a blog on my adventures in Catholic apologetics and was thinking of signing my posts with “+Quatsch” instead of the usual “-Quatsch”

Is this appropriate…I know that in the missals it represents making the sign of the Cross, but I would just like it to be a reminder for myself (moreso than whoever happens to read it) that I desire to strive in each post to be faithful to Christ and his gift to us on the Cross.

Blessings

Q

Actually I am smiling at the name you have. Quatsch is the German word for rubbish.

 

[Quatsch]

Actually I am smiling at the name you have. Quatsch is the German word for rubbish.

Haha, yes…I am well aware I chose it when I first started taking German classes 10 years ago and it’s been my handle ever since! I usually think of it translated as ‘nonsense’ instead of ‘rubbish’ though

 

[thistle]

Haha, yes…I am well aware I chose it when I first started taking German classes 10 years ago and it’s been my handle ever since! I usually think of it translated as ‘nonsense’ instead of ‘rubbish’ though

Yes its rubbish meaning nonsense.