So. Much. Food.

[xp_olaris]

I don't think I've seen that much food served since...well, I don't ever think I've seen that much food. Did it all get finished? Because anything left over can go to Second Harvest or a local food share organization.

Anyway, practicality aside. A stunning and marvelous job was done by the organizers. Thank you, Kitty, Jamie and Rogue for all your planning. I dub thee Event Coordinators Extraordinare. Also, Jamie? Nice to meet you in person...or persons as the case was.

Same goes for all the rest of you newbies. I know who you are now and you'll never be able to hide. Mwahahahahaha! Fear me!

Basically, everyone deserves applause for making yesterday great but I'm going to single out my roomie and Sam for special attentions. Thank you for the music and all the rest of that ABBA song.

Okay, running back down to the Quantum Leap marathon now. Weird show that. Oh boy.

Comments

[x-polarisstar.livejournal.com]

Any and all of that sounds good to me. Also, I noticed you're Catholic. I haven't been to mass in years, would you mind if I came with you next time you went?

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[x-bamf.livejournal.com]

I would love the company actually. Thursday is the Solemnity of the Ascension, would you like to go in the morning?

[x-polarisstar.livejournal.com]

Definitely. And correct me if I'm wrong because like I said it's been a couple of years, I only need to worry about being in a state of mortal sin to take communion, right?

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[x-bamf.livejournal.com]

Well, technically, missing a solemnity (Holy Days of Obligation, and all Sundays) is a mortal sin, and if you haven't been *unable* to attend mass, you've skipped of your own free will, you should go to reconcilliation first, but I would say the Eucharist is amazingly grace-filled, and you should just go to Reconcilliation as soon as you get the chance.

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[x-polarisstar.livejournal.com]

*sighs* It's been a long time since Religion with Sister Lisette, I see. Right. Reconciliation...they list when that is in the bulletin, right?

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[x-bamf.livejournal.com]

Yeah, and most parishes do it on Saturdays, or by appointment.