Yes, Yes I know, same old Keith not updating for eons at a time... well, I came back, much like Chloe did to all of our delight (well mine at least)... I was worried when I saw the previews of her falling down that she was going to be killed in the final episode, but luckily she was just tired and we found out she was pregnant too! Hopefully this means she is on for a loooong time! I have heard lots of people comment how they liked the ending of 24 this year since it tied up all the loose ends and kind of ended on a high note rather than a shocking downer... but I still think it was missing a little something... this is the first time I don't remember really wanting to see what is going to happen next year right away. I guess it will keep us in suspense once the next season roles around, but there is little to wonder or worry about over the next few months, other then when the heck are they going to kill off kim... Anyway another big thumbs up from me on this season although season 2 is still my favorite.
As for the only other show I watch on a regular basis, The Sopranos is off and running quite well, but I am a little bummed that there are only two episodes left of it. I was a bit shocked when I saw Tony use a little American History X action last week, but nothing quite hit me as Tony taking out Christopher... should be a great ending this month.
Now, what else has been going on... lots... I am done with school for the semester and it was a really good year, but I am also happy to be in a parish now. I am located at Our Lady of the Mount in Warren, NJ and will be here until the beginning of August. I just moved in yesterday and hit the ground running. It is a wonderful parish and I have already begun visiting some of the primary care facilities and doing some office work. Wednesdays will be my day off so hopefully I will be able to see you all sometime soon.
I also moved into my new room at the seminary... It is only two doors down from my old room, but it is bigger and nicer in my humble opinion. I think the most important thing is that it made me get rid of some of the garbage that I had accummulated over the past three years, which was quite substantial. I still have tons of stuff, but am working on whittling it down. I just read an article on msnbc about the amount of things college students throw out and that schools have really begun to work on giving this stuff to the needy, which I think is great since most of the time we just throw things out. I am definitely in this category of people that needs to work with less stuff that I get atteched too, I have a long way to go.
I have gone to a couple of ordinations recently. In our diocese, Rev. Mr. Jack O'Kane was ordained to the deaconate and Rev. Mr. Bede Kim will be ordained to the priesthood on June 2. Then, last week I went to Trenton for their priesthood ordinations. Unfortunately, I will not be able to make it to their deaconate as it occurs on the same day as our priesthood, but am planning on going to my friend Mike's first Mass as a deacon. That weekend is going to be crazy as it is also the weekend of John's wedding and Fr. Joe and Fr. Tim's (from St. Bernard's) anniversary celebration. Not to mention the regular weekend work we have here at OLM. The ordinations were beautiful and once I charge the batteries for my camera I will upload some pics of Trenton.
OK, I am going to call it a night here, but promise that more updates will be coming more frequently. I continue to pray for you all and ask that you keep doing the same for me. May God bless you always!
And now for your Moment of Zen you know you all love doing it in real life, now you don't even need to buy anything!!!!
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