Saturday, April 22, 2006

Harrisonburg

I was in Harrisonburg this morning and stopped by Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church. Harrisonburg for those not familiar with the Valley is near Massanutten and is the home of Eastern Mennonite University and James Madison University.

Of course, it was pouring. It was bad going through Skyline Drive, and it was even worse heading back towards Ruckersville. Coming back, I ended up visiting the new house in Fluvanna, met the neighbors, inspected the property, and picked up some lunch.

The grand tour of Central Virginia and the lower Valley, I'd say. Safely home now with the kids, with Caroline having discovered a new game of throwing her head into my stomach while I'm on the couch.

Trust me, it's hilarious (to her)!

2 Comments:

At 10:27 PM, Blogger Shaun Kenney said...
ranger03:

Didn't get an opportunity to see daily Mass, but I know my wife and her friends used to make the trip to Harrisonburg just to visit the Perpetual Adoration Chapel.

Gotta be a good sign!

Jon:

I'll be out there next weekend...

 

At 11:11 PM, Blogger Megan said...
You didn't stop in to the dude ranch?

Gosh, Shaun, even the democrats have dinner with me when they're in....

 

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