Hold Me Like Holy Water

So I got this idea from another blog, and I thought it might be interesting:

Try Google-ing your name+ "is". Here are my results:

Angela is...
...the Lead Technical Editor for the Dreamweaver MX Bible.
...GREAT! (no, really, it says that!!)
...a gem, and it's full of help.
...the attractive but hard-bitten wife of aging Mafioso Saro.
...up bright and early every morning doing live reports for the number one rated morning show.
...in the sixth grade and is on target academically.
...a generous, caring person, with a great love of family.
...hot. (really?)
...a hunter; one of few angels that have been granted permits to hunt Hellspawns as part of Heaven's cold war with hell. (What?!)
...currently writing a chapter on hunting. (what's with the hunting??)
...very enthusiastic about working with youth and families.
...no newcomer to print media.
...a relative new-comer to reincarnation studies.
...a fun-to-be-with person with a million smiles and hugs to give away. (awww!)
...in the blind community.
...one of the classiest and most soulful blues singers I know, great songs, sung and played with deep soul, funk and authenticity.
...totally nuts!! (yes!)

So clearly, when naming a child Angela, they will inevitably be interested in newscasting, hunting and families, and will be a nice person. I guess that's not so bad. ;)

Try it with your name...and leave the wackiest results in my comment box. I must know!!

Today we painted the base coat on the walls in the family room. Yeah, it's white. Get excited. We painted white. On white. It was exhilirating. Tomorrow comes the "latte" paint color, with the Tuscan finish. We'll see how this works! I suggested we vacation to Tuscany to see how it's really authentically done...but that was shot down. ;)

So tonight is the vigil of the feast of St. Dominic, so I made myself my very own rendition of Starbucks coffee, complete with whipped cream, cocoa sprinkled on top, and red sprinkles to accent. It was beautiful, if I do say so myself. Tomorrow, however, is the real cause for rejoicing. The sisters will be taking their final vows, and I'm stoked!! I finish my novena for them too - woot! I can't wait until they post pictures of the day online, I'm sure it will be beautiful. I would love to see it - I've never witnessed a final profesion firsthand. I've been to an ordination, and it was beautiful...however, I think that a profession (for either women or men religious) would be amazing, too. I wish I could go to Brother Anthony's in Denver...alas, I cannot. He's only making simple vows though. Perhaps I can be there for his final vows. We'll see what God has in store. :)

Well, I should get to bed. Exciting day tomorrow. I love feast days. What do non-Catholics do to spice up their weekdays during what the Church refers to as "Ordinary Time"? How dull, how humdrum, how dreary... ;)

Caritas et veritas!!