Tag Archives: Easter
Unprepared to be Prepared
Lent creeps up on me every year. Or well the last couple years when I’ve wanted to observe it. I know it’s coming but for some reason I always feel surprised by it. I’ve only been to one Ash Wednesday service in my life. My church is not a traditional church, at least not […]
Liturgical Wanderings: Where’d the (Ordinary) Time go
This past Friday I put away the last of the Christmas decorations, a tablecloth, a candy dish, a set of butter knives. Little odds and ends left over from Christmas. This is good since we are closing in on March and the beginning of spring. This is good because tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the beginning […]
Gloomy Friday
It’s gloomy. There don’t appear to be any clouds but that’s because they are so many they make the sky look gray like a dusty attic mirror. You soon forget there is anything to see. You just live with the haze. With the rain. The chill. The deep sigh that brings relief and reminds you of the […]
