A Transition Weekend and Week

Time to leave the lovely, but wet, state of Maine.  I think it has rained every day since I arrived. 

My dad has met with his new health care aide, Katie  They seem to be doing OK together.  Dad, at 93, has asked for help and the VNA is responding with help twice a week.  I think I will sleep a little better knowing that somebody is looking in on him and helping with his medications.

My sister is still in rehab after her fall, but is expected home next Friday.  We may have to made some accommodations at the condo to support her mobility, but we will all be glad to have her home.  There is way more to this story and one of these days, I will get into it.

As I leave Maine, I am heading to Logan airport to pick up a brother seminarian who has just completed walking the El Camino in Spain.  I'll be spending tonight at the seminary and then Saturday in Westford.  I'll be playing the 5:00 Mass at my home parish and then attending the choir year-end party.  Then it is back to Hull for Saturday night.

I hope to be awake and attending the 7:00 Mass at Hull, but will surely be there for the 9:00 and 11:00 Masses.  Fr. Joe should be back from Medugorje late Sunday and we have Monday together before I head off for the annual Boston Seminarian's Retreat.  I'll be back in Hull on Thursday afternoon and should be there until the end of July.