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I'm sitting here listening to the Saint's Game and so far I'm not impressed. Not what I wanted to see today. I started Weight Watchers this morning--pray for me, please, its a change I need to make.
I've read several books this week, but most are for tours scheduled in the future. However, I did review The Archbishop Wore Combat Boots.
What about you? What have you been writing about this week?
I'm sitting here listening to the Saint's Game and so far I'm not impressed. Not what I wanted to see today. I started Weight Watchers this morning--pray for me, please, its a change I need to make.
I've read several books this week, but most are for tours scheduled in the future. However, I did review The Archbishop Wore Combat Boots.
What about you? What have you been writing about this week?
Praying for you RAnn. The New Year is always good for new beginnings. I'm starting a diet as well. It's my third day. Prayers are welcome.
ReplyDeleteA shocking number of posts, from most recent to oldest:
ReplyDeleteBug Eater, from a recent class on John da Baptis'
Behold the West, about my vacation, sort of...or something.
The Catholic Imagination.
XmaSnaX, from a recent class about the Immaculate Conception.
This week I blogged about Guy Lombardo, Peder Mork Monsted, and Robert Frost, as well as the Feast of the Epiphany, and the mercy and love of God.
ReplyDeleteI've been blogging about my daily Bible readings, a few book reviews and of course some daily life stuff :-)
ReplyDeleteLiberalism, the King James Version of the Bible, the importance of translation, public education, and the duty of the state...all this and more in last week's posts! Have fun reading!
ReplyDeleteGuess I'm surprised at how many Catholics don't know that Benedict XVI began (Bible) Study Groups many years ago, so I posted on our group...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.zealforyourhouseconsumesme.com/2011/01/communio-popes-study-groups.html
Happy New Year and thanks for posting Sunday Snippets.
ReplyDeleteMy mom started weight watchers and she's doing really good on it. I'll definitely pray that you are a successful loser.
ReplyDeleteHi RAnn, My sister lost 60 lbs. in a little over a year on Weight Watchers. I'll pray for your success.
ReplyDeleteThis week I wrote a book review on Susan Boyle's autobiography, some interesting stuff on the Epiphany and on St. Simeon Stylites. Hope everyone enjoys my musings.
Just two posts this week. Back to school...it was rough. One post on some of the graces from confession and the other on whatever - life.
ReplyDeleteWatched the ending of the Saints game here. The Superbowl was something special, but it just wasn't meant to be this year. Sad to see it end, but they weren't going to go so far this year.
Been wondering about the Archbishop's book. Thanks!
Thanks, RAnn for always doing this. I love your book reviews, too!
ReplyDeleteHugs and Ordinary time blessings!
Ebeth
Three posts this week, including my weekly book list.
ReplyDeleteRAnn, thank you so much for hosting!
This week on Sunday Snippets, WBN presents: Rib Ticklers.
ReplyDelete* 24:15 Rib Ticklers
* Literature Busts
* Eighth Beer Of Christmas