Jonathan Grieser

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Evening cats

Fish fry is ubiquitous in Wisconsin year round. Lent takes it to another whole level. Mostly, the Friday church suppers. But there's also the Culver's walleye sandwich.

Finally! The new season of Top Chef! Last year it was Wisconsin where I've lived for the last sixteen years. This year the Carolinas, where I lived for the ten years before that.

I’m really curious about this. But then I was a Mennonite back then and it may have been the era when the Anabaptist Mennonite tradition had its clearest and most effective witness

ballroom dance lesson tonight. Finally feel like I might not embarrass myself with the Viennese Waltz. But my left knee would rather I not include it in my dance repertoire.

What a beautiful piece!

If only I had a Ford Pinto

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There's an annual edition of the Episcopal Musician's handbook tied to the lectionary that includes suggestions for every Sunday and also Marion Hatchett published a book with suggestions for the BCP lectionary from the Hymnal 1982. That one also includes suggested hymns for the Daily Office.

It was our closing hymn as well.

We read the whole thing. It's such a great story. My sermon didn't do it justice.

The epic history of ancient Native canoes in Lake Mendota - ICT More than a dozen ancient canoes have been identified in the waters of Lake Mendota in southern Wisconsin, inspiring collaboration between scientists and Native nations to preserve Indigenous history.

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Back in the early 2000s there was a controversy over a prominent woman writer/speaker who came to reject the Trinity because it “wasn’t biblical.”

Cats. Breakfast.

There’s the food, of course, but also the fascinating lens into Korean culture

I can also recommend many Italian detective shows, police procedurals, if you’re into that

Also, for Korean cuisine: Bon Appetit, Your Majesty. Romance, history, cooking competitions

We loved it!

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Life-giving board meeting of @wichurches.bsky.social today. I’ve been involved in it’s work since 2012 and it’s meant so much to me personally and to my ministry. Grateful that others will carry on the work when I step away

I can’t remember. It’s 40 years ago, and fortunately I’m not teaching anymore but when I was it was mostly Bible and general Religious Studies, which weren’t included in my general exams

Reminded of Bob Kingdon’s groundbreaking article from the 60s; the precise title of which escapes me but something like “The Geneva’s Reformation as a Revolution”

I can't believe I'm old enough to remember this guy the first time around. It was farce then too, alas

He also would have seriously trolled Erasmus,

In other words, he’s a cat

Foxtrot, waltz, tango
Rhumba, cha cha, swing, bolero, salsa, nightclub two step;

Working on Viennese Waltz and mambo

Paternal: dairy farmer and foreman of Amish-Mennonite barn-raising crew
Maternal: laborer, farm and factory

Nein, Herr Brunner!

You’ve got an immense advantage over my situation: social media. I didn’t have anyone to ask for help. You’ve got all of us.