Cooking burgers and fries for the brothers tonight! Also, a low-calorie, fat-free bread pudding (BAWAHAHAHAHA!!!!). Seriously, my bread pudding starts with a stick of butter. . .to grease the pan. (Update: the burgers were good. . .the pudding was OK. . .baking with ingredients you're not used to can be tricky)
My pants. . .errrrr. . .trousers came in the mail yesterday. Surprisingly, they fit. . .at least they do now.
My pants. . .errrrr. . .trousers came in the mail yesterday. Surprisingly, they fit. . .at least they do now.
I've been on another insomnia jag these last two nights. Up at 2.30am. Good time to do laundry, I guess.
Studying French. . .from afar. It's really kinda pretty from this distance.
Please pray for the friars meeting in Rome for the Elective Chapter. They will elect a new Master of the Order. I'm rooting for an American. . .but betting on an European.
I've added a few new poetry books to the WISH LIST. Philosophy/theology all the time makes Friar Philip a very dull preacher. (NB. I've added the poetry books from Book Depository, so there is no shipping charge.)
When I ordered the meat for tonight's burgers over the phone, I had to repeat myself a few times. The priory's Scottish cook laughed at me and said, "Speak English!"
I gave fra. Lawrence Lew a chuckle in the sacristy yesterday. We wear these cumbersome albs overs our habits to con-celebrate Mass. When I pulled the thing down over my head the back of the hood was facing forward. So, there I was with the my face covered and getting a little peeved.
All is well here in Oxford. . .sunny days with 66 degree temps. Lovely.
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Re the general chapter in Rome: my own chapter and I are praying for the victory of unalloyed Catholicity and orthodoxy, particularly in the election of the new Master General. Imple, Pater, quod dixisti, nos tuis iuvans precibus.
ReplyDeletebread pudding....mmmmm....carbs and fat. nothing but.
ReplyDeletecordelia
you?? peeved??? nevah!!
ReplyDeletebread pudding...yummmm!!! what ingredients did you use that you hadn't before?
I'll believe just about anything from a group of people who live without cornmeal! ;-)