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Easter
vigil.
Sang Dry Bones with Don Poling, Don Lutz, Fred Iseringhausen.
Colored
Easter Eggs in Bexley with Chris & Stephanie.
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Good
Friday.
Stephanie, Chris, and friends barbecued (salmon) and
discussed living in Alaska.
Amy
to Columbus
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So
the focus is a little off (above).
I was out of focus all day.
Art
planning lunch at Gordon Biersch, Maundy Thursday service, choir rehearsal
and Bexley afterwards.
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schizophrenic day.
Put out a paper and who knows how much else.
This
is one of the times of the year when a daily walk around the garden
yields something new and interesting everyday. I never looked as closely
at the grape hyacinths before as to see (above) the little star patterns
as they prepare to bloom.
The
not-candytuft is in bloom (below), the leaning (leaning, leaning)
redbud tree is preparing for pink (below that), and the giant hyacinths
become more fragrant every day (bottom).
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day.
Anything good about the day was to be found in the
beautiful spring weather. Which I did not experience, inside at the
computer as I was.
Website:
Interesting places
A drive through Chernobyl.
Ghost
town
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HomeFront
To press, roughly 8.30 p.m.
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long day it was.
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Amy
to Akron
Palm
Sunday dinner
In Bexley; ham, angel food cake
John
Rutter's Requiem
Well sung.
The
Gospel was the whole of the Passion narrative from Luke, read with
dramatic phrasing by Mrs. Childs.
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