That is the most spectacular photo and really sums up our Sangha Sunday together... a day filled with hilarity and companionship. Thank-you everyone who attended. Oh yes, you are so clever Hoyu with the "Whole-in-One"!!! I love that!
What an undisciplined, hilarious bunch of mini-golfers we were! Anarchy reigned. If anyone doubted the impermanence of all things, you just had to observe how the "rules" changed during our golfing to realize that nothing has inherent essence. The "purpose" of mini-golf underwent continuous modification. Breakfast, on the other hand, was a highly efficient process. Pancakes were transferred from pan to belly with great alacrity. And a note to bacon lovers: Arrange to eat breakfast with a group who are mostly vegetarian. There was even bacon left on the platter after I had achieved satiation. And look forward to music from some future band whose name arose during this event: Aiming For Nori. (Or maybe it will be the title of a movie.) Don't forget to aim for Nori, folks!
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ReplyDeleteThat is the most spectacular photo and really sums up our Sangha Sunday together... a day filled with hilarity and companionship. Thank-you everyone who attended. Oh yes, you are so clever Hoyu with the "Whole-in-One"!!! I love that!
What an undisciplined, hilarious bunch of mini-golfers we were! Anarchy reigned. If anyone doubted the impermanence of all things, you just had to observe how the "rules" changed during our golfing to realize that nothing has inherent essence. The "purpose" of mini-golf underwent continuous modification.
ReplyDeleteBreakfast, on the other hand, was a highly efficient process. Pancakes were transferred from pan to belly with great alacrity. And a note to bacon lovers: Arrange to eat breakfast with a group who are mostly vegetarian. There was even bacon left on the platter after I had achieved satiation.
And look forward to music from some future band whose name arose during this event: Aiming For Nori. (Or maybe it will be the title of a movie.) Don't forget to aim for Nori, folks!