So Much to be Grateful For

So Much to be Grateful For

Even though many of you won’t read this until after Thanksgiving, we don’t feel it necessary to limit our gratitude to one day a year. In fact, each week the Chronicle ends with the words, “Deo Gratias!” For those of you who did not study Latin in school, that means...
Turn Things Around

Turn Things Around

We have been sharing our House Chronicle with you for more than five years now, since August of 2018. With only a few exceptions, we have shared one every week, and that’s a lot of stories: stories of joy and sadness, stories that range from silly to serious, stories...
The Usual

The Usual

“Anything newsworthy?”, I asked. “I can’t think of anything other than the ‘usual’”, was the response. This may be hard to believe, but most of our days here are pretty usual. In fact, most of the time we actually prefer usual to the unusual events...
First Snowfall

First Snowfall

From the 1953 House Chronicle: The first snow flurries of the year fell on the morning of Nov. 4th. Whether or not this means winter has begun remains to be seen. The first snow flurries of 2023 fell a few days earlier than in 1953, gracing the grounds on Halloween...
Spirits

Spirits

Okay, you are probably thinking, “It is way too early for Christmas”. You are right, and we have no need to rush the season. But with Halloween and the Feasts of All Saints and All Souls coming next week, we are thinking about the spirit world. So why the Christmas...
Bountiful Harvest

Bountiful Harvest

When the Beautification Team was here for fall clean-up last week, they finished their work in the flower gardens in record time. With their extra time, they helped out in the kitchen cleaning, cutting and flash-freezing squash. The squash was donated by one of our...

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