Archive for the ‘Episcopal Church’ Category
Sarabeth’s Kitchen for $5.99
The line at H&H Bagels this morning was out the door. People were still streaming down the street with Zabar’s and Fairways bags. Yesterday, I had braved both the latter; Karen had gone to H&H. Zabar’s meat line took me about twenty minutes of standing, after which I was able to tell a man of [...]
Filed under: Christianity, Episcopal Church, Fire Island, food, Point O' Woods, Upper West Side | 1 Comment
Yankee times
Now with 11 days remaining until I start the new job in NYC, I have started a list of “Things I will remember about New England”: 1. Practicing koine Greek vocabulary for class while sitting on Singing Beach in Manchester, with Carter as an infant in his car seat under a multi-colored umbrella. 2. Apple [...]
Filed under: Boston, children, Episcopal Church, faith, family, food, home life, Manhattan, Massachusetts, parenting, surfing | 1 Comment
Feeling it
As a college sophomore, I still had not heard many people talk about God. Sure, when I was a boy – 5 or 6 at most – Mom would take me to The Church of the Heavenly Rest for morning chapel services. This Episcopal church, where as an infant I was christened (which is a [...]
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