Guardians of Grail

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he wasespecially excited that he'd be able to make his deliveries on foot. "On a bikeyou can't see anything," said Jesus. "You watch for the cars and the trucks,but walking you get to look at the architecture and the buildings." As he turned the corner of 6thAvenue onto 12th Street,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Jesus's head swiveled back and forth as he ogled the symmetricalrows of beige, stuccoed town houses that flanked him on either side. He paused besideone with wrought iron moldings and lifted his hand, bag included, to pointintently at its windows."The, the -- the arches!" he exclaimed, finding the right word and grabbing my arm foremphasis. "They're great. Look at the curves!"Jesus seemed professorial as he entered the lobby of the building on 12th Street. His salt and pepperhair was slicked back, thinning slightly and receding at the sides, and hisblack, demi-tortoise shell thin-rimmed glasses reflected the lobby's darkmarble interior. If it weren't for the delivery bags in his hands, an onlookermight