Happy Easter 2008
Happy Easter!
As you may have noticed, I put my blog on auto-pilot for the past few days because I wanted to stay away from the net this Holy Week.
And for most of the past few days, I did, save for a few sprinkling of twits.
I was supposed to be out of the country this week on a legal mission for OFWs but that fizzled out because of the occasion.
But in the end, it was all for the best as we had choir duties for Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and this morning's Easter Sunday Dawn Mass.
All three were tiring, with the Good Friday service the toughest. Had to blow my lungs out for more than two hours. Playing Clarry II is particularly tiring because he requires more air than the flute (plus the performance anxiety of playing him in public).
So because of these, we opted to stay in the house this Easter Sunday, with Nico and Bea attending the village Easter Egg Hunt. I originally wanted to the mall but on second thought, there will be more of that the coming days.
I'm still trying to decide if I want (or can) play for this afternoon's mass. But I'm leaning on just resting up. There's work next week and it will start tomorrow.
Anyway, I do hope you had a nice vacation and you didn't spent it on too hedonistic pursuits. I hope you took time to reflect on the meaning of the season, and not just on the fun activities you pursued these past few days.
Again, Happy Easter to all! Even if you don't believe in it.
As you may have noticed, I put my blog on auto-pilot for the past few days because I wanted to stay away from the net this Holy Week.
And for most of the past few days, I did, save for a few sprinkling of twits.
I was supposed to be out of the country this week on a legal mission for OFWs but that fizzled out because of the occasion.
But in the end, it was all for the best as we had choir duties for Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and this morning's Easter Sunday Dawn Mass.
All three were tiring, with the Good Friday service the toughest. Had to blow my lungs out for more than two hours. Playing Clarry II is particularly tiring because he requires more air than the flute (plus the performance anxiety of playing him in public).
So because of these, we opted to stay in the house this Easter Sunday, with Nico and Bea attending the village Easter Egg Hunt. I originally wanted to the mall but on second thought, there will be more of that the coming days.
I'm still trying to decide if I want (or can) play for this afternoon's mass. But I'm leaning on just resting up. There's work next week and it will start tomorrow.
Anyway, I do hope you had a nice vacation and you didn't spent it on too hedonistic pursuits. I hope you took time to reflect on the meaning of the season, and not just on the fun activities you pursued these past few days.
Again, Happy Easter to all! Even if you don't believe in it.
transcription by Punzi @ 10:50 AM
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