Lafayette Life

I was blown away by this lovely poem. You have to click it full size to see it.

I dislike and loathe FB, so i want to start posting here. I have complete control over my stuff. Won’t you join me? Vote in the comments.

This person wrote up a nice article about 6 months living in Paris as an exchange student. Michelle, did you ever write up your experiences? Click Here for CNN article.

Got the cookbook. That’s one of the souvenirs of our trip to the St. Joseph Abbey and Seminarian School in Covington, LA. The parish is St. Benedict because there is a Benedictine order of Monks there. We were guests of the monks at a couples’ retreat, and what a privilege to be there. Except for the first evening dinner, and the talks we heard, we were not to socialize with other couples, but were there to concentrate on prayer and each other. the photos HERE show you the abbey, the seminary college, and the retreat center, and the grounds. I did not take any people pictures, which is unusual for me, but understandable considering where we were. (But I would love to have shown y’all the monks at Mass.)
Oh, I didn’t mention the other souvenirs. We bought two dove ornaments, little ceramic figures, and we each took one to work to recall our weekend retreat. Plus we have a dove candle holder to leave at home on the dinner table, recalling our time with the Benedictine monks.

Hi, everyone. I have some wonderful picture of Lily, who lives in Arlington with her Mom Michelle and her Dad Jon. But there is a catch to viewing these pictures. You have to know the Name and Password. If you don’t know them, it means I have not sent you an email with the Name and Password.

Jon and Michelle wish to respect Lily’s privacy for a long as they can, so we have protected the photo website with this method. If you would like to see the photos, send John Comeaux an email.

Now here is the link to the photos.

“The fragile ecology…”

“Nature has perfected life over billions of years of evolution.”

“There is probably no God.”

(When describing the current theory) “We now know that …”