Just a few more days
The final countdown begins. Just a few days until I leave. Lots of little things are being ticked off the list. Picked up a few things. Got my prescriptions ordered. Started laying out clothes and things I don't want to forget to pack. Took care of some financial matters. I am beginning to think I might be ready.
I am somewhat concerned about the government shutdown and what that means for TSA screening. I've heard some stories about long, slow lines. Because I am saying Mass at Holy Trinity on Sunday morning I won't get to the airport until about 2 hours ahead. I am hoping that will be enough time.
I still have two items I want to attend to before I go. I need to make my Camino reservation and want to try to get an assigned seat on the JFK - Rome flight before the weekend. We'll see if that is possible since I can't seem to access the Alitalia sight. I guess I'll have to make a call.
Today we have been celebrating the Sacrament of Reconciliation with our middle school students. In addition, we are hearing first Confessions of our second graders. It is always a beautiful time as these young people experience the Lord's love in this way. A nice way to end my preparation time.
My family is coming down on Saturday evening for Mass and a "last supper." I'm looking forward to that. My sister and husband will stay overnight and then taking me to the airport on Sunday. Should be fun,
I am somewhat concerned about the government shutdown and what that means for TSA screening. I've heard some stories about long, slow lines. Because I am saying Mass at Holy Trinity on Sunday morning I won't get to the airport until about 2 hours ahead. I am hoping that will be enough time.
I still have two items I want to attend to before I go. I need to make my Camino reservation and want to try to get an assigned seat on the JFK - Rome flight before the weekend. We'll see if that is possible since I can't seem to access the Alitalia sight. I guess I'll have to make a call.
Today we have been celebrating the Sacrament of Reconciliation with our middle school students. In addition, we are hearing first Confessions of our second graders. It is always a beautiful time as these young people experience the Lord's love in this way. A nice way to end my preparation time.
My family is coming down on Saturday evening for Mass and a "last supper." I'm looking forward to that. My sister and husband will stay overnight and then taking me to the airport on Sunday. Should be fun,
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