I have been hoping that my godmother, a zealous particpant and organizer of estate sales, might find a juicer for our community--naturally my first thought had been to look on E-Bay, but given the recent events of the Eucharist being offered next to vintage toys and the like, there was no way I was even going to look. Now that I am catching up a tad on things, I find out that, lo and behold! the Catholic voice was heard and E-Bay has changed its policy on permitting Jesus to be held for ransom...
But I'm still going to hold out for Toodie and the estate sales.
As I typed, Sr. Maria, our Korean sister, came down to the basement (where the DSL line is until we can get a line run to the fourth floor) to remind me that I left some bread pudding in the oven. Haven't we been there before? But it was safe and sound. Looks great, in fact. (Isn't community wonderful?)
Tuesday, May 17, 2005
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3 comments:
Cute story Sister. That is one thing about living above the book center, that one of the Sisters can find you very easy if something is wrong, they need you, or what else community life provides. BUt however if you were in Boston there wuld be really no way of finding you right away and that cake would have been a gonner!!!! Am I right or wrong???
My 7 year old daughter wondered if you guys (gals) lived upstairs! I'll have to tell her. BTW checkout Chicago Freecycle
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chicagofreecycle/?yguid=4106189
Your daughter is smart!
Blessings!
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