Posted on 06/13/2014 5:22:58 AM PDT by tioga
In order that we might all raise the level of discourse and expand our language abilities, here is the daily post of “Word for the Day”.
Necromancer
Noun
noun - necormancer
adjective - necromantic
Rules: Everyone must leave a post using the Word for the Day in a sentence.
The sentence must, in some way, relate to the news of the day.
The Review threads are linked for your edification. ;-)
Practice makes perfect.....post on....
Review Threads:
Review Thread One: Word For The Day, Thursday 11/14/02: Raffish (Be SURE to check out posts #92 and #111 on this thread!)
Review Thread Two: Word For The Day, Tuesday 1/14/03: Roister
Review Thread Three: Word For The Day, Tuesday 1/28/03: Obdurate
Yes even to change and put on makeup! Not supposed to rain tomorrow and it’s overcast but not raining now. They had done little welcome bags for out of town guests, a thoughtful gesture and one I’d already thought of doing in sept. Water, sunchips, little candy bars, a little bottle of pineapple juice and a mini bar sized bottle of rum. Course I would never think to include alcohol! Oh and a packet of Kleenex!
Hasn’t rained here since morning, we even have sun. Glad it’s working out for you. Have fun.
I’ll trade you my pineapple juice for your rum.
Very considerate!
It stayed clear last night, so I had a great view of the Friday 13th moon. It was overcast by 6am, though and still is-which is fine with me...
I went to mass this morning and I just have to share my experience. Our pastor was offering his last mass at our church, he is moving on. It was, also, the first mass of our new Deacon. He was a parishioner, who had always been a fairly holy man. When he retired his job, he went to the seminary. This month he was ordained a Deacon and next year he is on course to be ordained a priest.
When he said the reading, he choked up when he said that God sent his only son. When he started the homily, he shared how he had been baptized in this church, received first communion and was confirmed here. I swear, during the whole mass I would look down at his feet to see if he was floating. I never saw such joy. I had come in late, so ended up in the front row. When it was time to shake hands, he came to me first and greeted me by name. I don’t think I could have been happier for anyone. Such joy.
It is so good to know that he will become a Catholic priest and share God’s gift to him with all of us.
oops, meant to ping you to that post
How wonderful! :)
Wonderful story~!
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