It’s been pretty quiet around here, so no personal blogs. Last Sunday was back at St. Matthew’s after a four-week absence. Nothing changed, really. Not that I expected it to.
I am trying to revamp my website, but don’t have the technical know-how so to do.
I am still between assignments at work. This is seriously beginning to annoy me–I don’t know what to do, but will step up contacts with recruiters and my network after the Easter holiday.
St. Matthew’s is having a Passover Seder tonight before the Maundy Thursday service. I refuse to participate in Christian Seders, as I don’t wish to participate in simulations of the liturgies of other religions. The Rector says that as Judaism is the precursor of Christianity, he’s entitled to put on a Seder. I think that’s triumphalistic. He is very annoyed about the whole thing. I shall be preparing the church for Maundy Thursday, going away, then returning to strip the altar after services.
Tomorrow I preach at St. John’s: a two-pager this time. Very short and sweet. I hope it’s effective and memorable.
I have bought an internet wi-fi radio; will probably be delivered next week. I don’t think I can get it on my Reliablehosting VPN so that I can listen to KKSF or WNUA over it, but we will see. Anything is possible these days. I got