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…hence the blogging silence. Until Easter, this will have to suffice, dear folk:
Daniel and our friend Ted butchered a pig on Monday night. Moral of the story: we will be eating ham on Easter Sunday.
My brother will be confirmed in the Catholic Church and receive his first communion on Saturday night. So excited for him!
I found out I’m probably allergic to dairy. Blerg. Almond milk just isn’t the same.
I finished the first of the Hunger Games books. I enjoyed it, but I have mixed feelings about whether I should have enjoyed it. Taking a break from the series until Holy Week is over…
Here’s what we’re listening to this week:
Now it’s time to snuggle this blue-eyed darling:
I hope you have a wonderful Holy Week as we prepare our hearts for Easter!
I became Catholic 30 years ago this Holy Saturday. My daughter joined me 20 years ago. Coming into the church on Holy Saturday is a memory I take with me forever. I always attend Holy Saturday to renew my babtism vows. Others complain about how long it is, but for me, it is a renewal of the journey I took to know I wanted to be Catholic. It has been the most rewarding experience of my life.
Peace and love to you and yours this Holy Week!
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That bow! Enjoy your silence.
I just love your blog, by the by.
Also, we are moving into a house, our OWN house, next month, and I cannot wait to garden. Your pictures inspire me.