A long, strange day

Well, not all that strange . . . but there were strange goings on around the vicarage.

Sunday I had the two services as is normal; and then after that, we had a local choir performing at the church. Stayed for that and got home just before 4:00.

At 5:00 I went over and started prepping for our TEC200 class. We are going through Sex, Shame, Sacrifice and Smiting: Is the Bible Always Right? It's interesting and has provoked some good discussion; although it's causing some consternation amongst the more conservative members of the group. We finished up about 7:00, and I walked in the front door just before 7:30.

That was the long portion of the day.

The "strange" portion of the day came when we pulled up to the house after the concert, because there, on the front step, was a very large garbage bag full of . . . something we couldn't quite identify.

When we got to the door, we discovered that the bag was full of stuffed animals and hobby horses that look like they're big enough for a 3-year old.

Without a note.

Why someone would give this to us, I have no idea. Here's a hint: if you want to leave me an anonymous gift on my front step, leave a Costco gift card.