Bach 20100527

Time is sort of merging and the past is dissapearing. What is present
in my mind is the immidiate and the near future.
It is difficult to think about churc and work and people in HK. (but
I do do it)

Just been walking for about 12km from Limogne and we are now in Bach.
The name stems from a German family that settled here in the 18th
century.
Having a big lunch of soup, then vegetables and lamb. Very nice, rose
vine too.
There is only one, but excellent restaurant in this village of about
500 people or so. The place is filler with walkers like us and
tourists. It is very easy to spot who is who from the clothes and the
sligvtly sloppy look our fellow Pilgrims.

Tonight we will sleep in a monastry run by the "Little sisters of
Jesus" eat with them and go to mass. I am wondering if they will allow
a protestant to participate in their communion? In our church we do
give communion to. catholics

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Ole Jacob Groenvold