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Well, of course it's about my life and stuff I think about. Just like a quadzillionbazillion other bloggers. I'm obsessed with God. I love beauty, enjoy absurdity, dance with despair, seek silence, and think everyone is goofy. Here's my world and what I think of it....
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- Orthograph #54 - Man in Black
- The Hermit Delusion
- Barsanuphius Jones - "Raiders of the Produce Section"
- Orthograph #53 - Lenten Warning Label, 2
- Orthograph #52 - Lent 9, It's What I Want...
- Orthograph #51 - Lent 8, Prostrations
- Vladyka Moo of The West
- Orthograph #50 - Lent 7, Anatomy Lesson
- Orthgraph #49 - Prostrations With Pews Tutorial
- Orthograph #48 - Orthodox Warning Label for Pews
- Napolean
- Orthograph #47 - Lent 6, Cheeseburger Cheeseburger...
- Quick and Yummy Bread Pictorial
- What Happens....
- Orthograph #46 - Lent 5, Have You Noticed...
- Orthograph #45 - Lent 4, St. Ephraim and Judging P...
- Orthograph #44 - Lent 3, Image is Everything
- Rules of Fasting: How to Read Labels
- On Blogging
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- Orthograph #42 - Lent 1
- Orthograph #41 - My Favorite Place for Lent
- Giving up the Good
- Gary Reposed
- Valentine's Day and Marriage
- Orthograph #40 - Orthodox Miscalculations
- Orthograph #39 - Another Convert Sighting?
- Orthograph #38 - A Recipe
- Orthograph #37 - Living in the Present Moment
- Orthograph #36 - The Bar is Open
- Orthograph #35 - True Confessions, 3
- Wanna Talk? A Primer for Wives
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3 comments:
I'll take an extra sloth, please.
I already have a big business dinner booked during Holy Week and I know that I will probably end up chowing down on roast beef (as I did last year) in order to avoid explaining myself to a table of 10 people I barely know. I do a lot of this type of dining for lunches and dinners and this is where I most often break the fast in order to just fit in.
In secret, I will also admit that if the Russians can drink vodka, I think I can drink beer and scotch (although I pour myself "lenten portions").
Since I can't even keep it in public most of the time, I guess I'm "BC".
A rabbi once told me that the thing most interesting about the kosher laws was that it brought God into the most mundane parts of life, like lunch.
So if you're pouring "Lenten portions", I guess He's there.
C'mon. We all do it, one way or the other.
Keep your eyes on your own shot-glass ;-)
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