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Hello and welcome back to God's planning. I'm Father Gregory Pine. Joined here by Father Bonaventure Chapman

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here on God's planning.

So we're off to a truthful start. Father Bonaventure, keep us rolling. How are things in Washington, D.C?

Oh, not bad. It's, I don't know what time when is this episode? It's live, so it's fall now. I think or is an advent I forget when this is whatever

But anyway fall was a great time in DC and there's a beautiful tree in our cloister that has the leaves turn kind of red as most trees do in the fall, I suppose.

But for the Corbine impaired, we don't always get to see that, but can see this one and it's gorgeous and it becomes

not only turns a red color but also gets this kind of leathery feel to it and so I went out

today and got to feel the leaves a bit because they start to feel like death

and it reminds you about that.

So I love that.

That's fantastic. Wait a say, you are green, red, or red-green colorblind, aren't you?

It's something like that.

Yeah, it's confusing.

I'm not... Sometimes I can see some green some red that kind of stuff I think it's color dystheimia actually or something I'm not sure but okay anyway I don't see the same things that you see.

Yeah, if the leaves go from green to red, what does that look like?

Because, you know, most people think colorblinds, see everything in black and white,

what's it like being stuck in the 1930s on the set of the jazz singer?

But it's not like that it's different than

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