1. On NPR this morning, I heard that today marks the 10th anniversary of Viagra. And that Pfizer made over $1 billion on Viagra last year alone. Most insurance companies cover Viagra. Meanwhile, almost no insurance plans cover infertility testing, drugs, or treatment of any kind. Boner or baby? I guess we know which the insurance industry values more.
2. It snowed here last night, which is completely bizarre for this time of year in New City. Spring, o spring, where art thou?
3. I am seriously considering giving last year's sermon this coming Sunday, mostly because I actually liked it and think it's worth giving again - which I can do, for the first time ever, because I am in a new congregation. Is that wrong? I have mixed feelings about it. I feel lazy.
4. I have several friends who are currently in the misdst of leaving their congregations. Things seem to come in bunches. I think about you (y'all, I might say, since 'you' is plural here) all the time. Peace to you.
5. I am unreasonably happy that today for lunch I get to eat the leftovers of yesterday's excellent pad thai.
6. However, I am unreasonably unhappy that no one in New Church makes coffee for the office staff. WHAT? Aren't you people Lutheran? I may need to get my own coffeepot.
7. Watched Dan in Real Life last night. Loved it. Waitress is up for tonight since the bastard Lost people are making us wait until April for a new episode. (Normally I am quite a union supporter and I think the writers were perfectly correct to strike, but this logic wilts completely in the face of my Lost addiction.)
I think that's it for now. Carry on.
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1 comments:
While I don't think regularly recycling sermons is a good idea, I think it can be okay once in a while when you are particulary tired, stressed or have another huge event to prep for.
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