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yrieithyddI wrote a couple of days ago:
However, there are three things I want to do in Cambridge on the Friday afternoon/evening*
in reference to the afternoon/evening of Friday 13th May. In a footnote, I listed these as cricket, ringing and an ecumenical bar quiz. Today, whilst going through my diary to work out when I could arrange another meeting with Keith Straughan about vocation stuff, I noticed that I hadn't put the Oxford-Cambridge Colloquium in for the Saturday and so did so. I then noticed that on the Friday evening were the words '7 for 7:30 Chapel Dinner'. Given I've already said I'm going to that, it looks like I will have to make my own way across to Oxford on the Saturday morning. I've just noticed too, that the morning of the Saturday has an uncrossed out M written by it. This means that I said that I was available to serve at Mass* on that day. Why is life so complicated?
*Which I now see is for St Matthias. I was confused because my diary didn't tell me it was a Saint's Day, but that's because it keeps BCP feasts according to which St Matthias falls on 24th February. However, he is the one saint (I think) whom we keep on his 'new' day.
However, there are three things I want to do in Cambridge on the Friday afternoon/evening*
in reference to the afternoon/evening of Friday 13th May. In a footnote, I listed these as cricket, ringing and an ecumenical bar quiz. Today, whilst going through my diary to work out when I could arrange another meeting with Keith Straughan about vocation stuff, I noticed that I hadn't put the Oxford-Cambridge Colloquium in for the Saturday and so did so. I then noticed that on the Friday evening were the words '7 for 7:30 Chapel Dinner'. Given I've already said I'm going to that, it looks like I will have to make my own way across to Oxford on the Saturday morning. I've just noticed too, that the morning of the Saturday has an uncrossed out M written by it. This means that I said that I was available to serve at Mass* on that day. Why is life so complicated?
*Which I now see is for St Matthias. I was confused because my diary didn't tell me it was a Saint's Day, but that's because it keeps BCP feasts according to which St Matthias falls on 24th February. However, he is the one saint (I think) whom we keep on his 'new' day.
