Well, I can’t leave myself buried in the brine basking in the Sicilian herbs forever. Not a bad image though. OK, and this is the last that I am going to say about football, at least for this year. So the beloved Seahawks fought a tough one. New England is good and we knew that. And the whole game was close all the way through, one of the better Super Bowl games of the almost fifty played. And under those circumstances there is no room for error and that is what happened to us in the final seconds, that we committed an error. Well, it is only a game, right? Right? Right.

So ever onward we pilgrims go. I am waiting for a break in the rain to get back outside. Just got soaked walking with Deb so I’ll warm up for a while inside and whittle away at this post.

Let tell you about the new Camino book that I am reading. My Rebecca found it for me. It is “Along the Way” by Martin Sheen and Amilio Estevez. Sound familiar? The movie “The Way” by these same two was where a lot of us got started on this Camino thing in the first place. So this is a book about how the film came to be and about the filming. So, more on that when I get done reading it.

Let’s see what else is in the news that is worth telling you about? OK, here is something that is coming to town here that may be worth looking out for. This is the first that I have heard of this and it looks really intriguing but maybe I’m the last to hear about it, which is more the usual. This appeared in our bulletin yesterday at St John Vianney’s here on Vashon:

THE VATICAN M– USEUMS 3D SHOWING
VASHON THEATER FEBURARY 8TH & 12TH
The “Greatest art collection in history” will be coming to Vashon in the form of a 3D film showing at the Vashon Theater.

Sunday, February 8th 1:00pm
Thursday, February 12th 6:00 pm
Cost is $9 for general, $8 for senior and children

Audiences can fully immerse themselves in the timeless masterpieces of art history found in the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel. Admire works by Caravaggio, Michelangelo, Fontana, Giotto, da Vinci, Van Gogh, Chagall, Dali and more. Theater audiences will experience the journey under the artful guidance of the Director, Professor Antonio Paolucci who expertly leads through the past, present and future.

A trailer is available for viewing at: www.sharmillfilms.com.au/?p=3824

Just checked out the trailer, very nice. Well, I will leave you there. A special day today somehow, let’s go celebrate it. 3D loves, Felipe.