Thursday, March 01, 2007

Shuffling Along

I went to our big park yesterday and was all set to listen to The Spirit of Sacrifice in the Family by Fr. Groeschel while I power-walked. :)

I put my CD in my little holder I wear around my waist, put on my earphones and was set to go.
I listened for about a half mile and was really enjoying his wit and wisdom.

Then, he seemed to jump to a different subject. He just got into that, when he moved on, but I didn't see much connect to what he had just said.

Humm.. I know Fr. B is getting on in years. Maybe this was not the best CD. Humm.. I just ordered a bunch for my parish. Maybe I need to re-think this selection.

Then I heard him tell part 2 of a story I had heard during the first part of my walk...

I pulled out my CD player and saw that I as walked and bounced along the 'shuffle' function had been activated and it was shuffling the tracks! lol

My shuffled brain!
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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

LOL - thank goodness it was you not the dear Father :-) I can just imagine you intently listening and then .... what did he just say?

Thursday, March 01, 2007 9:02:00 PM
Cindy said...

ha ha!

Friday, March 02, 2007 8:37:00 AM

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