I dunno Dawn, I don't do the old
"Confessional" route anymore...I like to sit with the priest.

To me it's easier and much harder for a priest to give you a hard time as the much older ones just love to do.

No one ever told me that older priests can suffer from alzheimers either...

Best wishes,

Ed
P. Edward Murray | 07.30.06 - 11:47 pm | #

Father, I'd like to confess the sin of pride. You see, I wrote this book. It's called 101 reasons for why I'm so wonderful... :p






(note for people without sense of humour: This is just a friendly joke, not an attack on Dawn.)
Rhys | Homepage | 07.31.06 - 9:32 am | #

"It's called 101 reasons for why I'm so wonderful..."

"Really??? That's what my book is called!"
Kate B. | Homepage | 07.31.06 - 10:09 am | #

Well mines 102.
IA | 07.31.06 - 11:03 am | #

That's pretty cute...

As for me, I really do prefer the confessional. The priest knows me anyway, but I'm just as happy behind the screen, and if it allows him to be a little more demanding of me than otherwise, so be it. I'm pretty well-inclined to make excuses for myself and get slack, so it helps if someone is (kindly) calling me on it. :-)
Margaret | 07.31.06 - 5:57 pm | #