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I just joined your Labyrinth group and then decided to check out your profile and noticed: (a) the "Reverend" bit in your email address; and (b) that you (as I am, too) a member of the UU Readers group.
Am I right in then deducing that you just might be a UU minister? Or are you a minister interested in UU? (Or, none of the above?).
As you can probably guess, I'm an agnostic (well, probably "functional atheist") who has been a UU for some 35 years or so. Currently a member of All Souls UU Congregation in New London, CT. If you are, in fact, a UU, then where do you call home (I mean which UU place in NYC)?
Anyhow, one of the things that I really like about LibraryThing is all the neat people whose improbable paths cross here ("improbable" = because, without LT, the crossings just probably wouldn't happen).
Take care,
Douglas
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posted by doogiewray at 8:38 am (EST) on Nov 3, 2007