Comments on: The Kitchen Table http://nunsuch.wordpress.com the adventures of a techie nun Fri, 04 Jul 2008 23:11:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: Sandy, csj http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-412 Sandy, csj Sun, 01 Jul 2007 07:58:38 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-412 Kelly, sounds like you are discerning vowed membership, is that right? Feel free to send me an e-mail..perhaps we can connect sometime. You can send me an e-mail from the <a href="http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/about-me/" rel="nofollow">"About Me"</a> page on this web site. You might also want to check out my friend Julie Viera's web site, "A Nun's Life" (see my sidebar for a link). Her sidebar has a section called "Decoding Formation". It may or may not be a good starting point for you. I'll be on retreat July 6-12, so if you e-mail me and don't get an answer right away, don't despair.... Kelly, sounds like you are discerning vowed membership, is that right? Feel free to send me an e-mail..perhaps we can connect sometime. You can send me an e-mail from the “About Me” page on this web site.

You might also want to check out my friend Julie Viera’s web site, “A Nun’s Life” (see my sidebar for a link). Her sidebar has a section called “Decoding Formation”. It may or may not be a good starting point for you.

I’ll be on retreat July 6-12, so if you e-mail me and don’t get an answer right away, don’t despair….

]]> By: Kelly http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-410 Kelly Sun, 01 Jul 2007 02:53:12 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-410 :) That was quick work! Must have been an awesome experience being there. I would love to visit there someday. BTW....do you have any advice for someone discerning? :) That was quick work! Must have been an awesome experience being there. I would love to visit there someday.

BTW….do you have any advice for someone discerning?

]]> By: Sandy, csj http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-392 Sandy, csj Fri, 29 Jun 2007 05:57:13 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-392 Kelly, Great idea...I was actually in Le Puy last year, and I do have a photo of the kitchen hearth there. Thanks! Kelly,

Great idea…I was actually in Le Puy last year, and I do have a photo of the kitchen hearth there. Thanks!

]]> By: Kelly http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-387 Kelly Thu, 28 Jun 2007 04:07:44 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-387 Just thought i'd leave a note to say howdy. I have been reading your blog for awhile now and really enjoy the topics you write about. I am an associate member of the SSJs in Erie so, it was neat coming across your blog. I have a suggestion...maybe for thise part of the blog to give it a homey look maybe put up a picture of the kitchen in Le Puy.... God's blessings...and hopefully I can find some good conversation to join in on! Just thought i’d leave a note to say howdy. I have been reading your blog for awhile now and really enjoy the topics you write about. I am an associate member of the SSJs in Erie so, it was neat coming across your blog. I have a suggestion…maybe for thise part of the blog to give it a homey look maybe put up a picture of the kitchen in Le Puy…. God’s blessings…and hopefully I can find some good conversation to join in on!

]]> By: Sandy, csj http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-247 Sandy, csj Mon, 21 May 2007 07:05:54 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-247 Reg, For your donut, go to this post: <a href="http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/2007/02/20/paczki-day/" rel="nofollow">February 20, 2007</a> How about I work on the coffee another time? Reg,
For your donut, go to this post:
February 20, 2007
How about I work on the coffee another time?

]]> By: Reggie Hudson http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-186 Reggie Hudson Thu, 10 May 2007 02:12:18 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-186 O.K. Once again I sit at the kitchen table and there's no coffee, no donuts. You'd think that maybe there would even be an occasional cherry cheese cake. Just giving you a hard time sis. How's the clarinet and sax playing going? Just sharing something I sent to Bill in an e-mail earlier. Quote from Bach..."Music is given to us for the edification of mankind and the Glorification Of God.....anything else is not music". I cried like a baby the first time I read those words. Brother Reg p.s. you know maybe even a Starbucks Vente Ice Mocha would be nice at the table. O.K. Once again I sit at the kitchen table and there’s no coffee, no donuts. You’d think that maybe there would even be an occasional cherry cheese cake. Just giving you a hard time sis.
How’s the clarinet and sax playing going? Just sharing something I sent to Bill in an e-mail earlier. Quote from Bach…”Music is given to us for the edification of mankind and the Glorification Of God…..anything else is not music”. I cried like a baby the first time I read those words.

Brother Reg

p.s. you know maybe even a Starbucks Vente Ice Mocha would be nice at the table.

]]> By: Reggie Hudson http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-165 Reggie Hudson Tue, 01 May 2007 01:02:01 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-165 Sis, Not familiar with the 10G series but am well acquainted with Selmer. Since I own several different horns Selmer is somewhat of a lust point for me(a confession moment). They are by far the finest horns ever made. Have you ever just set back and wondered, "how in the world did someone ever come up with this instrument?". We think learning to play it was difficult, what about the concept of the creation of the instrument itself? It baffles and humbles me greatly. There are rudimentary principles of physics in the very design of this instrument. The Lord never ceases to amaze me. Brother Reg Sis,
Not familiar with the 10G series but am well acquainted with Selmer. Since I own several different horns Selmer is somewhat of a lust point for me(a confession moment). They are by far the finest horns ever made.
Have you ever just set back and wondered, “how in the world did someone ever come up with this instrument?”. We think learning to play it was difficult, what about the concept of the creation of the instrument itself? It baffles and humbles me greatly. There are rudimentary principles of physics in the very design of this instrument.
The Lord never ceases to amaze me.

Brother Reg

]]> By: Sandy, csj http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-162 Sandy, csj Mon, 30 Apr 2007 02:47:43 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-162 Thanks, Bro, for the links to that web site! Very informative and impressive. I think I'll stick with my B-flat Selmer Series 10G. I've moved too often to even think about accumulating too many more instruments... Thanks, Bro, for the links to that web site! Very informative and impressive. I think I’ll stick with my B-flat Selmer Series 10G. I’ve moved too often to even think about accumulating too many more instruments…

]]> By: Reggie Hudson http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-161 Reggie Hudson Sat, 28 Apr 2007 02:36:48 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-161 Sister, here are the links. The first is for the contra bass clarinet. The monstrosity you see in the whole group picture of the clarinet family is the Contra Bass Clarinet. http://www.jayeaston.com/galleries/clarinet_family/clarinet_p_Leblanc_clarinet_family.html Here is the contra bass sax http://www.jayeaston.com/index.html Enjoy and marvel sister! Listen to some of the sound clips. You'd swear you hear strings where there are no strings being played. Brother Reg Sister, here are the links.
The first is for the contra bass clarinet. The monstrosity you see in the whole group picture of the clarinet family is the Contra Bass Clarinet.

http://www.jayeaston.com/galleries/clarinet_family/clarinet_p_Leblanc_clarinet_family.html

Here is the contra bass sax
http://www.jayeaston.com/index.html

Enjoy and marvel sister! Listen to some of the sound clips. You’d swear you hear strings where there are no strings being played.

Brother Reg

]]> By: Reggie Hudson http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-160 Reggie Hudson Sat, 28 Apr 2007 01:27:21 +0000 http://nunsuch.wordpress.com/the-kitchen-table/#comment-160 O.K. Disregarding the risk of being put on the kitchen table again, I just had to comment! Just read your blog about "Walking Eagle" and laughed my you know what off. Thanks sis. I"m going to jump out of here and come back with links to the Contra Bass Clarinet and Sax. It'll blow your mind sis. Brother Reg O.K. Disregarding the risk of being put on the kitchen table again, I just had to comment! Just read your blog about “Walking Eagle” and laughed my you know what off. Thanks sis. I”m going to jump out of here and come back with links to the Contra Bass Clarinet and Sax. It’ll blow your mind sis.

Brother Reg

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