Vorlon Whispers

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Last week was a busy week. I was out every night for 7 nights. I can hardly stand going out 3 nights in one week. Sunday, I went to dinner with my niece and her family, Monday, we had practice with the Choral Society. It was a make-up date for snow cancellation. Tuesday, we had our regular practice. Wednesday, I went to the Lenten Service, Thursday, was choir practice. Friday was dress rehearsal for the Choral Society. Saturday, was my grand nephew's birthday. Sunday, was the Choral Society concert. I thought I could rest on Monday but someone called me at 8:30 am and wanted me to cut a check for the Easter Egg supplies she had purchased with her own credit card. I got ready and went to the church at 9:30 and waited until noon. She never showed up so I went home. She called me after I had taken Sparky out and I told her I just took out the dog and was eating my lunch. I had to go back in the afternoon.

We had another concert Tuesday night. The concerts went very well but I am exhausted. I'm glad they're over until September. I went to the Lenten Service last night. The Ecumenical Association has them. Last night it was at St. Basil's Ukrainian Catholic Church. The ladies of the church prepared 8 different kinds of soup and several loaves of homemade bread for our dinner. I tried the Borsch. I figured I might as well sample the Ukrainian fare. It had beets and carrots. It was OK. The big hit was the Loaded Potato Soup. It was excellent. The service started with the Stations of the Cross. Father Vladimir, stopped at each station in the sanctuary while we all recited prayers at that station. The priest from St. Joseph's RC church gave the sermon. I thought he did an excellent job. He spoke of how we were at the cross when Jesus was crucified. The service ended with us singing, "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord."

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