A short break

Blogging will be light this week.

I really do intend to post something about the all-church retreat this past weekend, but I’m still catching up on sleep and I have several meetings in the evenings this week.  The short version of the story about the retreat:  it was HOT, it was fun, and I connected with different people than last year.

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Also, I’m wondering if anything unusual will happen next Sunday.

I got invited to the Deacon end-of-year picnic tonight along with the other newbies, but I have to miss it because of a meeting scheduled months ago that will take up 3 hours of my time tonight.  Sorry, but for those of you who don’t know me I’ll meet you later sometime.

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