Posted on 09/29/2026 7:26:35 PM PDT by annalex
Dear friends, I apologize for the unannounced interruption. Me and my family moved to Maine, our beloved state. That meant moving countless boxes and furniture, and many car trips between Lisbon, ME and Upton, MA. And severe lack of sleep. It also meant a lack of Internet access. Why was it so sudden? The property in Maine was stuck in probate on the seller side and once it came through, we had to act quickly. I now have restored connectivity to FR from a hotel, from where I will work for a few more weeks. And the I retire from work! I will resume my Daily Mass Readings updates tomorrow. If one or more of you need the missed Daily Mass Readings from any missed posts, please let me know and I will post those as well. If you are interested in hosting the Daily Mass Readings on some days, I will make it easy for you when I finally have time to devote to this important endeavor. I am infinitely grateful to Cronos who did the same thing in the past. I will make it easier once I am a retired man. God bless you all.
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Bless you for your faithfulness in this apostolate, annalex.
Doesn't explain why you couldn't have taken you time in "pulling up stakes" at your old homestead.
Sure, the property in Maine was stuck in probate for ages, but then finally "came through." Still doesn't explain why you had to suddenly rush things on the other side and hastily vacate your previous abode.
I'm all for gradual transitions: Get everything comfortably set up at your new "digs," resume posting your excellent religious contributions, etc. - before you move even a single stick of furniture from your old place!
Regards,
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