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10 comments:
Minor injuries, minor monk, I say. I know in the Church of England you can be various levels of monk, or a friend of an order.
Just don't make these kind of exclaimations a habit(;
Peace,
Chris
Wow . . . glad you're safe. Quite an odd piece of Reformation history to have on the tip of your tongue in the midst of an accident, however. Are you sure you're ok? ;-)
Minor monk, huh? Do I still get the cool haircut?
There is a Lutheran monastery in the US, check out http://www.staugustineshouse.org/index.html, perhaps you should ask you question there?
You either have to become a monk/reformer, or write a treatise on the Power and Efficacy of Bicycling. I see no other way out.
St. Anne would be cool with it if you just kept being a dad and husband.
OK, husband and dad it is. My wife probably wouldn't take kindly to the tonsure anyway. But I do like that idea about the Power and Efficacy of Bicycling.
I think the haircut would be acceptable! Then again I'd ask your wife first, women have funny ideas about what's stylish.
Peace,
Chris
Ok, maybe not the tonsure - but you should definitely start walking around the house in a monk's cowl.
You say "start" as if I don't already walk around the house in a monk's cowl. Those monks have style. :-)
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