Okay, so if I sound a little bit out of breath, it's because I am.

So, as I said before, I'm all pretty much moved in to my rectory there's some empty boxes in my room

but they're empty but the one thing I have not had is a TV okay now I usually don't really need a

TV because I just watch stuff via the internet yeah We got a fairly decent screen and everything.

But it'll be nice having TV.

Yeah.

Some people from my pastor's old parish said, hey, we've got this TV.

We don't know what to do with.

Would you like it?

I'm like, yeah, absolutely.

So finally, he came over just like 15 minutes ago.

So there's my pastor, this nice gentleman from his old parish,

and this very, surprisingly heavy, I think it's a plasma TV, so it's not like the newest thing

little bit. Oh, it's old school. Yeah, yeah. The plasmas are nice. Yeah. And it's like 55 inches. It's

really nice of a room. But the thing is, I've got, I'm on the third floor, so it's like 55 inches. It's really nice of the room. But the thing is, I'm on the third floor. So it's

the, like two flights of stairs. Yeah. Which, if that doesn't sound like a lot to you, then you're a

jerk. Just, just empathize with me. We're old now. Yeah. Seriously. But it became this kind of

beautiful moment of pastor, parochial vicar relations.

So the pastor was going up the stairs first, kind of walking up the stairs backwards.

Yeah.

And I think that's a beautiful image for a pastor.

Like, you know you have to go up.

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