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I should do laundry before the year is out. But washing dishes is quiet unnecessary. it's quite adequate to run them under the tap, and lick them dry.

And I suppose I should have a shower before the cold weather starts.
 
Graeme Decarie said:
I should do laundry before the year is out. But washing dishes is quiet unnecessary. it's quite adequate to run them under the tap, and lick them dry.

And I suppose I should have a shower before the cold weather starts.
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@Graeme Decarie and you could write a new column before Tuesday which will allow you to procrastinate on the laundry and shower.
 
Checking in with my weekly progress report. Here's what's shaking...

I'm currently working on a ten-page paper for History of Christianity I. It's a timeline - we're supposed to look at a 50-100 year timespan, anywhere (anywhen?) from the start of the early church to the Reformation. I've chosen to do a 60 year timespan - from 1328 to 1388. Among other things, that includes the life of John Wycliffe, and the curse of the Black Death.

Once I complete that assignment, I've got work to do in Contemporary Ministry. Assignments include a book review of "The Sky is Falling," a short paper on a cultural symbol, and a 10-pager on my local ministry context.

Those who pray, please say one for me. Thanks.
 
Today was a sad day in this house. We knew summer wouldn't last. Alas. The time has come and we had to put the trailer to bed in the storage facility. Here's hoping winter doesn't last a long time. One can hope, even in this part of the country, right?

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Jae said:
Checking in with my weekly progress report. Here's what's shaking...

I'm currently working on a ten-page paper for History of Christianity I. It's a timeline - we're supposed to look at a 50-100 year timespan, anywhere (anywhen?) from the start of the early church to the Reformation. I've chosen to do a 60 year timespan - from 1328 to 1388. Among other things, that includes the life of John Wycliffe, and the curse of the Black Death.

Once I complete that assignment, I've got work to do in Contemporary Ministry. Assignments include a book review of "The Sky is Falling," a short paper on a cultural symbol, and a 10-pager on my local ministry context.

Those who pray, please say one for me. Thanks.
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Wishing you well and hoping you last in one piece through all your assignments. Will say a prayer for you as well.
 
Northwind said:
Today was a sad day in this house. We knew summer wouldn't last. Alas. The time has come and we had to put the trailer to bed in the storage facility. Here's hoping winter doesn't last a long time. One can hope, even in this part of the country, right?

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Here's hoping the trailer wakes up refreshed ready for new adventures in a few short months! :)
 
Is gas rare in elderly contexts ... especially the filmy nature of the histoire 've go's pell things with Eire inclusive ... as nothing is perfect ... thus fall A'C ... as in anti Dei it goes the other way ... and up chi comes bi ... the Shadow world ... and other aspirations that dance about in bode an at rest ... sometimes referred to as biding for the rite time ... within the stillness of mind ... Eire gets tossed?

When I ponder the love of humanity for one another ... it causes cramps ... and light release ... in rifts and ripples po' lie entertained by the stern ... below the poop deck ... steerage?

In psyche some say all things reciprocate ... a enigma of reciprocation where some people must remain awake and sentient throughout the dark period? If only to see what bobs up --- Bobby McGee and an odd reid as a har moni Ka ... the singular spirit that blows all away ... as fast as it came to be ... something to know knot as gripping as loops in a Wahl Errs yarn ... of things mortals can't know ...
 
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