'Just Rewards (2)'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
When I was a practicing Catholic, I didn't stare at people staying in their pews nor think they were tacky.
No, not at all. Though please, if you're staying in a pew don't just expect people to scootch past you by vaguely angling your legs to the side so their butts end up in your face, both on the way out and the way back in!!
Though please, if you're staying in a pew don't just expect people to scootch past you by vaguely angling your legs to the side so their butts end up in your face, both on the way out and the way back in
I always just walk out and stand at the end of the pew until people exit.
Speaking of cleaning all the things...did you know that there are shirts?
I am tempted by this shirt.
I seem to be listening to all the Jesus Christ Superstars on Youtube. Anyway there seems to be this "modern" interpretation of the final Jesus Christ Superstar where Judas is dressed as the devil It is very bizarre to me, because I always thought that the whole darn point of JCS was that poor Judas was serving God while betraying Jesus, because ultimately Jesus couldn't be resurrected without Jesus. Anyway, weird. [link]
Wow, that's kind of whoa. (The Catholic thing.) I've never seen that, but it occurs to me that it might be because you aren't really watching the people getting communion much, so it's really not obtrusive.
Given the recent convos about you and Tim's dad re Catholicism, this seems like a good compromise to graciously go along with this.
Also, can I say how much I think I would appreciate (after the initial WTF) him spelling out so clearly what he needs from you guys, rather than stewing about it later. Good on ya, dad of Tim.
The tacky thing is kind of out there though.
Did I miss something here?
Matilda is adorable.
Did I miss something here?
Some accidental migration from Bitches.
I know I skim, but I thought that that was a bit much.
So, Groupon had a cheap membership for the Skirball. We've taken Noah to the Noah's Ark exhibit a couple of times (when he was 7 months and when he was 21 months). This was the first time we took Grace. Twins at the Skirball. I think she had a good time.
We'll go back soon because she actually sat in the dirt at the archealogical site where kids can play and Noah got to dig in the dirt (always a fave activity). Good thing we have a membership now.