A Few Words About Religion
I was not raised Catholic. My family attended and had been lectured to in Presbytarian churches and for a short time, Unitarian, but I converted while in college once I started going to the old St. George's with my dorm roommate. It fit me like a glove and I felt at home there despite my ignorance of the exotic rituals and prayers everyone else knew by heart. When I say that I am Catholic I say it with the caveat that I am an American Catholic , which is to say I do not agree with everything that comes out of the Vatican. Sorry. I have no issue with homosexuality. Love is love, and people are lucky and blessed to find it wherever they find it. I believe that priests should be allowed to marry and that women should be accorded more prominent positions within the church structure. There's more, but let's just leave it that I realize the Pope is not doing a little jig everytime I open my mouth and declare I'm Catholic. For the totter to that teeter though, I've been t...
Anniversaries
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between 'I do' and
'Till death us do part'
happy anniversary indeed :-)
ReplyDeletethe 21st is also #2 daughter's b'day
Happy, Happy Anniversary to you both!
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary.
ReplyDeleteA very Happy Anniversary to you and your husband. I do envy those who were able to make their marriage last for decades and until death does them part.
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the well wishes and Hubby and I send our own right back at ya. We had a weekend away from kids and dogs and carpools, and actually had fun:>)
ReplyDeleteHow clever to get married on the day that has the longest night of the year. Good excuse to stay in bed. : ) And know that things can only get BRIGHTER.
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