Saturday

It has been a lovely warm, sunny day, 73 degrees as I drove through town.

 

This morning Fr Bill gave a talk on praying the rosary, which has never been part of my tradition, or churchmanship,  but I am always interested to learn something new so I went along.  I thought it was simply a matter of telling us what is being recited as one is holding the rosary, but apparently there is a lot more to it than that - to the extent that on the first Saturday of every month he is leading a little group in praying the rosary.

 

This afternoon I had planned on going to the movies to see the story of Hank Williams, whom I've always liked, but was progressing with my sorting and crocheting and have put it off until tomorrow.

 

Hilary Clinton became very irate today when someone asked her about the FBI's investigation into her e-mail server.   She very irritably brushed aside the question, said it was just a "security review" and everything was going to be alright (some security review, there have been 147 FBI agents working weeks, if not months, on it)   And interestingly - at least from my perspective - is the fact that the guy who actually set up her e-mail server has just negotiated immunity from prosecution in return for evidence.   So it would seem to me - the puzzled bystander here - that there surely has to be a lot more to it than a "security review", we don't know the half of it.  And I wonder why she is so confident nothing is going to come of it, is she expecting Obama to bail her out rather than see her indicted.