August 03, 2012
Dinner with The Godmother™
Good morning! It's a sunny, dry one here with temps around 80°F. Michelle stopped by St. Patricks for morning Mass and 1st Friday adoration.
YouTube Video: Archie Bunker on Christian vs. Catholic
I stopped by Cafe on the Oval for a quick bite on my way to work. I listened to more of an interview with Fr. Robert Spitzer on the drive to Boxborough. I'll probably buy his book later today.
Registered at XDA Developers and bought the app to support that community. They are the primary group organizing Android development outside of Google.
Michelle took Claire and the boys to the Milford pool this afternoon.
Weekly status written. Tests submitted. Hours submitted. Time to wrap it up and head north.
Well… I didn't get out as soon as I thought. As I was wrapping up, someone in San Diego asked for “one more quick thing”. And then, when that was done, my dad called as he was near the end of his commute from Michigan to River Grove, but stuck in traffic.
I eventually got out and listened to an interview with Fr. Lance W. Harlow about his new book, True Devotion for Children. Then I offered up the Luminous Mysteries the rest of the commute home.
Ordered Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban for Daniel and A Dog's Purpose for Timothy.
Ordered New Proofs for the Existence of God: Contributions of Contemporary Physics and Philosophy for me on my tablet.
After taking care of increasing and renewing my life insurance, I enjoyed a couple of episodes of 'Everybody Loves Raymond' with the family. I got the boys tucked in bed with their prayers. As heavy as my eyes are, I'm not far behind them. Good night all! And Abby... I hope you and Andy had a fun night out with your mutual godmother Suzy. Enjoy your weekend in River Grove before you fly back home. And a special thanks to Chris and Natalie for watching Suzy and Brian's kids so that this could happen tonight.
“Jesus came to his native place and taught the people in their synagogue.
They were astonished and said,
‘Where did this man get such wisdom and mighty deeds?
Is he not the carpenter's son?’ ” — Matthew 13