Sunday, Complete With Palms

From William in Calgary, the first crocus!

Here it is the beginning of Holy Week with the commemoration of Christ’s triumphant ride into Jerusalem to begin the Passion. Oh, such a heavy duty time. It doesn’t really get any more substantial then this. Catherine and I were at Mass and Father David has regained his voice I am happy to report.

As part of the week’s activities Catherine and I are doing a pilgrimage on Good Friday. We are walking from Raven Ranch to St. John Vianney’s through the trails and backroads. It is about seven miles through the boonies and we are allowing four hours for our walk. If you want to go with us we are leaving here at 1500.

Let’s see what else is going on? I was watching a documentary on the life and times of Jackie Robinson yesterday. You know the first black Major League Baseball player. What a story! I wasn’t familiar with a lot of it. That is the world I was born into and it seems like ancient history now to us in the twenty first century. Watching the Yankees’ game here with one eye as I write this and I see players from all over in the game these days. Some have to have their own personal interpreters in the dugout like our Ichiro.

A cameraman at the ballgame has been intermittently watching a young boy in a little Yankee uniform eat a foot long hotdog. It took him about fifteen minutes working away at both ends of it. It’s got me thinking about lunch.

OK. my friends, you are the best. Thanks for stopping by today. Walking this afternoon at four and tapas at five. Catherine is going to hear Michael Meade talk at the Lit Con at four so will miss the walk, I’ve been upstaged. I guess she will see enough of me on Friday. OK, enough.

Enough of this loves, Felipé.

One thought on “Sunday, Complete With Palms”

  1. I so want to do the Good Friday walk! I had to figure out 1500 but I did it. I will be at the Ranch then. Thanks for letting me know.

    AND a big thanks for showing up to my reading. It was a gas having you there and to read a poem dedicated to you! Rock on. It was so meaningful to have you there, and fun to have din din with you and Rebecca. Thanks.

    OK What else. I might go see MMeade too. I’ve seen him many times, always been impressed. It will help me do my homework having that carrot on the string in front of me. I might stop over to drop over Order of Malta petition sheets I’ve been meaning to give you. No time like the present, eh?

    Cheery-o and a pip pip.

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