Enchiridion (en ki RID i on): Greek, a handbook.
Alfred the Great had a book he called his enchiridion in which he copied quotations, poems, and anything of note he came across. This blog is the same sort of thing, only I don't get to use real vellum and quill pens.
Friday, November 17, 2006
The Pope and I
For all who wanted pictures of what I'm doing . . . here's what I'm doing. Chris's hand is in the way, but that's me anyway! I love B16.
How lucky, how blessed you are! I cried when I saw your picture with the pope (I love him, too). I cry at a lot, but anyway, thanks for sharing this, it's wonderful and a memory you will cherish all your life.
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How lucky, how blessed you are! I cried when I saw your picture with the pope (I love him, too). I cry at a lot, but anyway, thanks for sharing this, it's wonderful and a memory you will cherish all your life.
Oh, you are so lucky! Just a tiny bit jealous; I'm so glad you got a picture of it! That makes the whole trip worth it, doesn't it? :)
I must admit I am more then a tiny bit jealous, I simply have to go to Rome someday!
I bet you'll get a chance too, Andreth! If you just get up early enough, it isn't too hard to get to the front. There are a lot of tricks that help.
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