I do not usually get ashes. Women in chapel veils always scolded me for brushing them off afterwards, so I stopped getting them. . Oops - there go the blogrolls.
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I do not usually get ashes. Women in chapel veils always scolded me for brushing them off afterwards, so I stopped getting them.
Don't worry, Terry - I'll hang around. Us sinners have to stick together
ReplyDeleteThanks Larry - that really means a lot to me. Really.
ReplyDeleteI forget they're there and start itching . . . I rub them almost completely off before I get out of the chapel. It itches!
ReplyDeleteYou'll always be the secret love of my life....;-)
ReplyDeleteAdrienne, I knew that. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou're such a rebel, Terry. Way to be counter-cultural.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the guy in the photo started fasting before Lent even started.
ReplyDeleteNo, that's not it Thom.
ReplyDeleteAh don't worry about that Terry...I should wish that wiping ashes off was the worst of my actions. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm with you! What is this about ashes! If people were only so excited to go to MASS and receive Jesus in the Eucharist everyday!
ReplyDeletethom, ashes are counter-cultural in and of themselves. :-P
ReplyDeletebut you already knew that.
As for Terry... I got my eye on you.
;-)
FYI- the word verification for this comment to be published was "boxpelossy" Hmmmmm.