06 April 2008

And That's a Wrap

After services and Bible class today, we went to a (delayed) confirmation dinner for three of the confirmands from Palm Sunday; went shopping to pick up a couple things (including some flowers for our beautiful daughter's last performance); attended Suessical one more time; had steaks and burgers on the grill (it was in the 60's and sunny!); did a couple rounds of Liverpool with Dave, Bekah, Andy, and Cindi (while David was keeping the world safe - he's a complete WOW addict); and then I went to work on stuff for this coming week (which promises to be completely and utterly PACKED). Grr. SOMETIME this month I need to write the paper I'm to deliver in Hutchinson, KS next month for the Lectures on Lutheranism, and sometime this week I need to pick up a suitable birthday gift for my dear wife, who will be - as someone in Bible class said - 4 dozen this coming Saturday (how on earth did my wife end up getting so old???). Now, it's to bed!
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7 comments:

  1. Rev. Charles Lehmann11:56 PM

    Your wife is just trying to keep up with you, but she'll never quite catch you.

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  2. Anonymous8:47 AM

    oh yeah, one of my friends came back from break and asked what your name was...she said she saw a poster for you when she was home (in Kansas)

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  3. Randy Asburry9:55 AM

    So, how was it sleeping on the couch after calling your wife "so old"? ;-)

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  4. Anonymous10:17 AM

    Fr. Asburry...

    Couch? You assume she let him have the comfort of the couch : ) I was wondering how the garage floor felt, the dog house or some other equally punitive location : )

    Matt

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  5. Brian D.10:49 AM

    Pastor Weedon,

    This is off-topic but I ran across this while browsing this morning and thought you may find it interesting if you haven't seen it before. It's from a 1934 edition of Time magazine:

    Lutheran Liturgists

    Brian

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  6. Anonymous11:43 AM

    well...she may be older
    but at least she looks younger!

    (you look like you need a senior citizen discount, hehehe)

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  7. WM Cwirla2:01 PM

    Careful what you call "old" pardner.

    4 dozen ain't old. Nicely middle age.

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