Upcoming events
Feb. 28th, 2008 03:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
theatokosFebruary is nearly over! Its insanity trickles over into the first week of March, with continued work hoo-ha. But it's almost done.
Tomorrow and Saturday Adam and I are completely moving house - down the hall to a bigger apartment. The extra room will be nice, as will moving to the back of the building, where it's much quieter. However, I'm sad to say good bye to our current kitchen. It's bright and spacious, with built-ins and a lovely arch, which made a wonderful spot for my kitchen altar. Alas, the new kitchen is more boxy, not as light, shorter on storage and has no good spot for an altar. I have found that my kitchen altar gets more play than other altars I might create, so I'm not sure what I'm going to do.
Sunday is an all day work day for me and Adam. Our nonprofit puts on these Jewish biblical learning conferences several times a year around the Bay Area. They're really great, if you're into that sort of thing. Our keynote speaker for this one is Judith Plaskow, pioneering lesbian feminist theologian. Plus, having met her in the fall I can also say she is approachable and enjoyable to talk with. Adam and I get to have dinner with her on Saturday night. I'm really excited!!
Still, I look forward to unscheduled weekends.
Tomorrow and Saturday Adam and I are completely moving house - down the hall to a bigger apartment. The extra room will be nice, as will moving to the back of the building, where it's much quieter. However, I'm sad to say good bye to our current kitchen. It's bright and spacious, with built-ins and a lovely arch, which made a wonderful spot for my kitchen altar. Alas, the new kitchen is more boxy, not as light, shorter on storage and has no good spot for an altar. I have found that my kitchen altar gets more play than other altars I might create, so I'm not sure what I'm going to do.
Sunday is an all day work day for me and Adam. Our nonprofit puts on these Jewish biblical learning conferences several times a year around the Bay Area. They're really great, if you're into that sort of thing. Our keynote speaker for this one is Judith Plaskow, pioneering lesbian feminist theologian. Plus, having met her in the fall I can also say she is approachable and enjoyable to talk with. Adam and I get to have dinner with her on Saturday night. I'm really excited!!
Still, I look forward to unscheduled weekends.