Harvey Millican's Blog: Musings of a Trad Dad

Watching this clip from… 1986(!) makes me misty eyed for my childhood.

https://youtu.be/EoKMD7wvFx4?is=xA11_mjvTOcGGm8Q

The robins are into some bizarre musical stylings.

We had a game night. My wife asked each of us what we wanted for snacks.

Thought I’d be cute and ask for goose liver pâté.

She thought she’d be cute and placed this on the counter among the chips and dip:

This is the sky over Harrisburg, PA sent to me by my sister.

This is not normal.

And I don’t buy the Canadian wildfires story.

Always stay confessed.

I have been blessed in my life to know several discalced Carmelites. On this, the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, I am offering my prayers for them. These include the Carmelite sisters in Fort Worth, TX, the Carmelite sisters in Dallas, TX, and a friend who became the extern of a Carmel that is no longer extant as such.

There is a saying:

“Day and night; on Carmel’s height, someone is always praying for you.”

What a comfort to know that these Carmelites – the sisters in particular – are literally propping up the Church and the world with their prayers!

Our Lady of Mount Carmel, pray for us! (And please everyone who reads this, say a prayer for my daughter who’s taking an important test today.)

And to my friends in Fort Worth, I remain on your side and pray for you daily.

What could possibly go wrong?…

Turn your kids over to Zorhan’s pals for the night? Why yes! That sounds nothing like a massive abuse scandal in the making. Sign me up!

Friends, I haven’t seen a worse idea since the Dallas Morning News published the parade route.

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