VERY COOL MORNING

This morning was awfully cool at first. I cut the grass & got it over with. At The Theologian's Cafe, someone just recently brought up a point quite worth pondering: Was Princess Diana's death more significant than Mother Teresa's death? Our secularist culture would, of course, most certainly say so. The world is now observing the tenth anniversary of both their deaths. My cousin Vinnie, after having been theologically unavailable for any comment over the course of the past several years, appears once again to have been smitten quite fiercely by the Sola Scriptura bug. He's just sent me a couple of e mails recommending that I take his approach to matters eschatological. Yesterday I started reading "MacBeth". As you can quite plainly see, I've decided to stick to plays for a while. "MacBeth" is significantly shorter than "Troilus & Cressida". It still requires intense powers of concentration though. It gets me stark raging nuts with all the obsolete language & incessant footnotes.

END OF MONTH

Alas, today is the very last day of August. Tomorrow begins the month that traditionally reigns supreme as the symbol of having a sense of responsibility. At least the library isn't so crowded these days because school's back in session. Yesterday, I made sure I asked a couple of questions on the Catholic Answers & EWTN radio programs. I even got a chance to speak directly to Patrick Madrid on EWTN's program. It all worked out really well except that on his show, the guy who put me on seemed to have gotten the distinct impression that my name was Harry. Labor Day is coming up. This Monday, believe it or not, is the big day. Everybody gets to have a three_day weekend. I remember a few Labor Days, back in the nineties, when I got extremely violent headaches all weekend for three of them in a row. Each year, right before Labor Day, I most certainly must have done something I shouldn't have. Sunday morning, I have to lector again at 10:00 a.m. Mass. It's been getting easier now that I've already been up there a few times.

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FEAST MEETING

Last night, I finally & at last made it to my very first ever St. Joseph's feast meeting. It was extremely seriously crowded. We all sat around a table at their parish center right next door to the rectory. It most certainly seemed to have gone over quite well. Fr. Walsh was only available for around the first fifteen minutes because he was forced to go to a wake for his friend's father. The meeting only lasted a very short time after that anyway. It was all about food, booths, sponsors, etc. The only things about it that pert near drove me plum loco were the crowd & the confusion. Besides that, I don't know any of the people in either parish so it's a little harder for me here than in New York. Unfortunately, summer is pert near over. The beginning of September, because of the beginning of the new school year, has always been a symbol of the end of all the interesting things about summer.