From @jjcwpg. But apparently there was a little bit of snow four days ago which melted in some parts of the city. Also I guess it was 205 days.

210 days without snow and counting.

It’s like the kitchen at a house party. It’s similar to the rest of the party, but it’s a little quieter and a little more chill.

Heading North/South in the village is almost entirely undeveloped for bikes. The addition of east/west bike lanes this year is great, but when you want to get downtown, there’s nary a shoulder to cycle on.

Do you think it involves putting your hand under peoples thighs when swearing oaths?

Yeah, I think about Tenochtitlan a lot too. I’m pretty sure that has very little to do with Christian hegemony.

Jacques Ellul, “Political Perversion”

The closest thing to a pastoral care course I took assigned Senkbeil's "The Care of Souls," as our only contemporary work. Besides that we read Chrysostom's "Six Books on the Priesthood," Gregory the Great's, "Book of Pastoral Rule," Spener's, "Pia Desideria," and Baxter's, "Reformed Pastor."

I had a very proud moment last night when my eldest received a cookbook from his Grandmother as a 12th birthday gift and he was elated.

Maybe it could be us someday. For now, only Pedestrian-Rights laity.