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Small Virtue
“We can do no great things. Only small things with great love.” And this book is an enchanting, coherent account of what that means for the leisure hours of the average Christian. It may not make you blow up your … Continue reading
Exhaustion
Since starting work last Friday, I’ve worked two regular days and three twenty-four hour days. And I’ve come to the following conclusion: It’s not that all of a sudden once you graduate from college, staying up all night makes you … Continue reading
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Redundancy
Organic…dirt. The war is over, and David Suzuki has won.
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“Oh, no. Not at all.”
Everyone knows that answer is merely ceremonial when the question was “Honey, do I look fat in this?” A few weeks ago, I realized that the same is true for: “Hey man, will I bother you if I practise bagpipes … Continue reading
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Psychology of Debt
Mortgage brokers enjoy giving potential borrowers tips on speedier repayment. The typical line goes like this: “If you only switch to bi-weekly payments, it’ll cost you about as much as an extra latte per week, [I believe the latte is … Continue reading
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Clear Creek Abbey
This was far too blessed to blog about in any serious way, so I won’t. But I WILL mention that for culture shock, there’s nothing like the Route 66 Diner chili cheese omelette on the way to the airport from … Continue reading
Posted in Gustate et Videte, The Church Militant, Travel
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An Auspicious Day
The first day of the Triduum. The last day of med school. And it’s finally stopped snowing. This is promising.
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Keeping Up With The Times
The other day, I stumbled into a small music store in search of an electronic metronome. The aging hippie behind the desk was only too happy to help: Ditch: What’s the difference between these two? Pitch: Well, this one’s twenty … Continue reading
Backwards
“Well, see you later. I’m off to buy sheets.” “You’re going to carry out unnecessary commerce on a Sunday?” “Oh, no, it’s necessary. I gave up shopping for Lent.”
Posted in Leger-de-Mind, Theological Musings
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