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Allé, Alley, Alleluia.

Hey,'s Hister. Happy Easter. Happy Easter.

Alleluia, sing to Jesus. Amen. Amen. It's the Easter season. I just didn't want to ruin your voice.

I mean, it was just.

No, well, actually, usually nuns lose our voices.

It's true.

Because we've been singing so much between the Easter vigil and Easter Sunday and all

the singing in between.

We go on a resurrection run on Easter Sunday morning. And

the only obligation is that you have to bring your Easter joy and you've got to sing your Easter

song. Listen, it's harder to run when you're singing. It's quite an offering. It's what, breaking

dawn hours in the morning. Amen. It's fun. When you do it together, it's, uh, you find a voice. Yes. Or our sisters in New York City when they, uh, are in the city for the liturges Sunday, Sunday morning, walking down Fifth Avenue, belting out every alalooia song they can get out. Whatever you can think of. It's just, uh, yeah, it's pretty wild. Here comebombs. Yeah. Well, and we've got 50 days ahead of us. Yes. And sister, we've done it. We crossed the finish line. God did it. What a joy to be with everyone throughout the Lenton season. Yeah. And here we are breaking into the Easter season, which isn't just 40 days. it's actually 50 days. That's right. We're in Easter people. And that's the best news about it. It's day one. They want a 50. They want a 50. We're just getting started. And where are we going? I mean, I don't know. How do we kick this this morning off? It's a little intimidating because it's a huge mystery. It's kind of at the heart of the heart. And it's a teaser. We're wrapping up the season, but we're really just getting going. It's it. It's kind of. That's it. Well, well, sister, I did. I thought a story recently that I just felt we had to share. I just need a, I just need a tea through it a little bit. But, you know, last night we're talking at dinner with sisters and we've had a new squirrel experience that I think sister, it's a whole new level. I really can't believe it. And now I heard these tales from other sisters, but this was the first hand moment. I was like, these things are species of their own. They're of their own. Now, I grew up in Australia, so like, you know, you know, I'm worried with animals and I'm aware that, you know, animals can be dangerous. And when I learned the squirrels couldn't kill you, I was like, surely they're not going to be that menacing. You know, what's the problem if they're not a life threat? They can be a life threat. They can be a life threat. We just go serious. Sister, tell him. Tell him what happens. I can't even talk about it. I can't even talk about it.

You're going to fill in the gaps.

You know, You can be a life threat. We just go serious. Just to tell them. Tell them what happens. I can't even talk about it.

I can't even talk about it.

You can't even talk about it. You can't feel of the gaps. You know the story too, but I just couldn't believe it. So recently, we take one of our beautiful donated eight seat of vans to the mechanic. Usual catch-up. You know, just want to check out, make sure everything's working.

A little oil change.

Yeah, yeah, no big deal.

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