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Tales from a Vicar: February 2013
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Tales from a Vicar. The adventures of a 30-something pastor (by way of Zambia- by way of Manhattan- by way of Philadelphia - now in Charleston). Thursday, February 14, 2013. I listened to a wonderful interview on NPR this morning. The inventor of the Six-Word Memoirs. He waited forty-seven years for me. Raised by crazies. Keeping up tradition. Finally happily married, gone too soon. Girlfriend's Pregnant" husband said to wife. Born under fascism. Thrived in democracy. Each student equals one gray hair.
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Tales from a Vicar: March 2013
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Tales from a Vicar. The adventures of a 30-something pastor (by way of Zambia- by way of Manhattan- by way of Philadelphia - now in Charleston). Friday, March 22, 2013. Meet the newest addition of our family. Charleston (sometimes called Charlie). He kills me with his cuteness. When we first got him he could easily fit into the palm of one hand. Now we cup two hands and he nestles snugly. I think I'm going to be an artist today. This luxury is free, so here's to it. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Tales from a Vicar: Charleston
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Tales from a Vicar. The adventures of a 30-something pastor (by way of Zambia- by way of Manhattan- by way of Philadelphia - now in Charleston). Friday, March 22, 2013. Meet the newest addition of our family. Charleston (sometimes called Charlie). He kills me with his cuteness. When we first got him he could easily fit into the palm of one hand. Now we cup two hands and he nestles snugly. I think I'm going to be an artist today. This luxury is free, so here's to it. March 22, 2013 at 12:25 PM. Musings by...
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Tales from a Vicar: Happy One Month!
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Tales from a Vicar. The adventures of a 30-something pastor (by way of Zambia- by way of Manhattan- by way of Philadelphia - now in Charleston). Tuesday, December 4, 2012. I was in a staff meeting today and "poof" I remembered that it is my one-month anniversary! 30 days of marital bliss. Hooray for love-sweet-love! I frowned, "No. But he makes us cappuccinos every morning.". Two other women popped out of their offices with eyebrows raised. "Clark makes you a cappuccino every morning? I have an idea: You...
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Ramblings from Zambia: No sacrifice at all
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No longer in Zambia, but in Manhattan. The city E.B. White called a "mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death.". Friday, June 12, 2009. No sacrifice at all. It is 7:00 am on a Saturday morning and I have been awake for almost 2 hours. This is a rare phenomenon. Even more rare is the fact that I really don't want to go back to sleep. Not much of a sacrifice at all. Here I sit, fingertips on a laptop, reading facebook posts from my lovely 16 year olds who are preoccupie...
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Ramblings from Zambia: I got nothing
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No longer in Zambia, but in Manhattan. The city E.B. White called a "mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death.". Thursday, July 16, 2009. I am in a blogging slump. And it isn't because my life feels particularly boring. So, what is wrong with me? Plagued by fantastic experiences and plagued by writer's block. Maybe it is because life feels jumbled. You ever feel like this? Jumbled. Mixed-up. A little unclear. Fabulous and simultaneously a little un-fabulous. Gosh, and...
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Ramblings from Zambia: a few days on the farm
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No longer in Zambia, but in Manhattan. The city E.B. White called a "mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death.". Tuesday, June 23, 2009. A few days on the farm. Life is good in Canby, Oregon. We are going camping this weekend and I am crossing my fingers that the weather will be lovely so I can try out my new frog-green bathing suit. I'm dying for some sun. My sis and I will probably lounge around with novels because she is PREGNANT and the wee girl growing in...Well,...
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Ramblings from Zambia: Cheer from the New York Times
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No longer in Zambia, but in Manhattan. The city E.B. White called a "mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death.". Monday, June 15, 2009. Cheer from the New York Times. I love this picture. I was reading an article in the Times over the weekend and was charmed by the hand-scrawled bike and sunshine. Monday, June 15, 2009. How is your friend Udo doing? Do you see him often? Talk to me girl. Continuation of the chat on the plane. June 23, 2009 at 6:51 PM.
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Ramblings from Zambia: Post-Vacation Flu
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No longer in Zambia, but in Manhattan. The city E.B. White called a "mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death.". Thursday, July 2, 2009. Does this ever happen to you? Just when your body begins to relax- WHAM- sick. I just got home from vacation, which was fabuloso, but now, here I sit in my underwear (the air conditioning hasn't kicked in yet), box of tissues in hand trying to figure out if I am hot or cold. I am breathing like an 80 year-old smoker on oxygen. Next t...
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Ramblings from Zambia: April 2009
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No longer in Zambia, but in Manhattan. The city E.B. White called a "mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death.". Sunday, April 26, 2009. Good day, sunshine! Two of my favorite high school students Emma Jenkins and Elena Juliano came into the city yesterday for a gal's day out. Key phrase: DAY OUT! We took pictures all afternoon, creatively finding our theme in the city. Emma chose "culture," Elena chose "music," and I chose, "blue. Now that is a good job description.
