His suffering on the cross.
But this year we pray not to smile
Seeing Jesus in the boss;
And for the strength to sacrifice
What's not yet gone away;
And patience for Heaven's call
Should it not come today;
And for the symbols that recall
The sweet gift of the Son,
Remembering once He gave His life
And Citi traded one.
-Right Reverend C. James Wigginthroop
AUSTERITY, n. The practice of the pilgrim or the protest of the picketer.
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Is this where we have a bailout party?
AUSTERITY, n. The practice of giving up the other party's earmarks.
For Dr. Weirsdo: Trading in for a second-hand Corvette.
Amen, Brother Doug.
Yeesh.
Cha.
They have no special word for Mom.
Bless thee and thy doggies.
Yeesh.
Cha.
Amen again.
5:59 pm ENJOY 6:42 am..........
We tried our very best to ignore our favorite Dawg on a day when we were SO hungry... Ummmmm, nothing like those Chicago Dogs you introduced us into... hope you had access to a few after sunset. xoxo T & G
The first person I ever saw with ashes on her forehead surprised me. I thought she had a smudge that she didn't know about.
Good thing I was being austere in my countenance instead of wearing my usual smirky smile.
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Nessa, maybe we'll meet in the AIG conference room?
Perfect, Amoeba.
Weirsdo, is there nothing that can be done? We landed a man on the moon, for crying out loud.
Bummer, Actonbell. I hope she gets well soon.
Tankee, tankee, JD.
Thanks for keeping track, Bear and Crow. The first day went ok, except I almost fell asleep in a psych ward. I'm not kidding about that.
Jim, I used to get the smudge of ashes every year, with the blessing "from ashes you were made. To ashes you shall return." Now I wear my ashes on my heart, instead.
austerity, evidently we haven't entered it yet or we haven't recognized it at least according to the last speech I heard.
You are a delicious poet by all accounts.
Thanks, Cooper. I wear creme fraiche while I blog.
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