belfast children
In just a little bit I'm headed out the door, I've hardly even been around here lately: and besides, it's insanely tough to get anything done at home sometimes, as bizarre as that thought seems on the surface. I spent most of the morning and afternoon on homework at some cafe and later going out with a camera, with the time until the 9pm Easter vigil down in Royal Oak.

I've come to prefer the shrine over St. Mary's or St. John's though--Fr. Ron is a sweet man, yet I think ultimately the people and location down in Royal Oak appeal to me more all things considered. I don't mind the extra drive down to Royal Oak if I happen to be out this way in Milford, if I'm not on campus or staying at someone's house, and the area I've simply become accustomed to in the past four months. It's busy, it's vast, it's far different than the limbo of countryside and growing smaller towns out west toward Brighton or Hartland, and that amongst other reasons attracts me.

There isn't anybody that I'd exactly prefer to go with though. Most of the people I've come to know here in Rochester wouldn't understand, and the same goes to an extent for my immediate family: neither parties have anything close to that to seek or derive, so it leaves me on the solo track in this--but that's quite okay! I may venture out with my aunt's side tomorrow.

And it looks like, finally.. the sun's starting to come out again after all the snow and cold that's been pre-dominant all today. Have a good night, everybody.