The Perverse Lutheran

Friday, July 04, 2025

Waiting for the fireworks

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It’s the Fourth. I did not brave the rain this morning to watch for my daughter in the local parade. I picked her up when it was over. Her r...
Sunday, May 25, 2025

Splendor

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Blog or weed? Are those verbs or nouns?  To blog or to weed, that is the question. To sit in the sun and type, or put the gardening gloves o...
Monday, March 31, 2025

The day after

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Last week was "B Minor Mass" week in my world: final rehearsals for and performances of J. S. Bach's Mass in B Minor. It's...
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Friday, February 28, 2025

Anniversary blog 2025

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Dishtowels on the loom.  I went to my regular Friday morning yoga class today. It's "Hatha Yoga for the Core" which means ther...
Monday, February 17, 2025

Sad

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Gwen, Linda, and Karen, June 1961 Presidents Day 2025 I took a walk this afternoon while my daughter was working out with her trainer. It wa...
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Sunday, January 26, 2025

A Cantata Sunday, late January 2025

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Cantata Sunday  ( kənˈtädə   sənˌdā).  A Sunday on which a Bach cantata is performed as part of  Bach Cantata Vespers . Also known as A Long...
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Tuesday, January 07, 2025

Time rolls on

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Generations: the compote belonged to my Great-Grandma Sieving, the music cabinet to Grandma Gotsch, and the mirror to my parents. The placem...
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What is a perverse Lutheran? As a child memorizing Luther’s Small Catechism I learned to say “This is most certainly true” with the emphasis on the adverb. But now, older, wiser, and more contrary, I ask, “Is this — most certainly — true?” You won't find anything of much importance in the big wide world here. But I've been blogging for a long time and a lot has happened—stories of grief and joy, wonder and grace, questions asked, answered, and stewed over. What does it all mean? And does it mean anything if I don't take time to sit and write about it?
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