Doctor's appointment for Linda early afternoon, then home for dinner of eggplant parmesan. Starting with a package from TAFB commissary and we're adding ground lamb and more eggplant, slices of baked eggplant. Maybe a glass of red wine along with, eh? There's an open bottle of pinot noir, if it's gone stale I'll just add ice. Getting the gnawing hunger for oysters on the half-shell, maybe from Captain's Table or Gene's Oyster Bar. Maybe Friday, our day committed to us and Kristen visiting Malinda at Pruitt after school, then we someTimes go somewhere for late dinner or early supper. So what else is new? My shoes and socks. A few months back I upped my shoe size from 12 to 13 and ordered thick socks to go along with: causing foot discomfort, so I upped my shoe size again to 14 and ordered thin socks. Black shoes and black socks to test the change; if it works, as it seems so far, I'll order gray shoes and thin white or gray socks, for variety. The CHF, fi...

Nobody asked for this, but I'm publishing it so it doesn't get lost: more than the Handout to class members present, this is my own notes of things to discuss with last Sunday's (12 October) session on Mark and his gospel.  I'll leave it here on my Blogger site permanently; I'll link it on my Facebook page for a day or so in case anyone's interested, then I'll do my usual thing of moving that link to "archive." Respectfully, T90 Mark 13  Good News Translation The Rejected Stone 10  Surely you have read this scripture? ‘The stone which the builders rejected as worthless     turned out to be the most important of all. 11 This was done by the Lord;     what a wonderful sight it is!’” 12  The Jewish leaders tried to arrest Jesus, because they knew that he had told this parable against them. But they were afraid of the crowd, so they left him and went away. Psalm 118:22,23 “The stone which the builders rejected has become the...