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[tree_and_leaf]

• 14:34 Didn't get the job in London. Almost certainly for the best. #
• 15:41 Now to try and work out how to get to St Albans next weekend. #
• 16:51 @ParrotKnight Bingo. Paddington, then Farringdon via Tube and on from there. #
• 17:05 I hate bloody Verified by VISA! #
• 17:53 Ale on offer in pub post Mass called "Resurrection." Obviously, it was my religious duty to drink it... It was jolly good, actually. #
• 19:18 Hm. Time to go and cook dinner, even if I haven't finished this application form (impressed by the diversity of the questions they ask...) #
• 21:14 My non-work related book list has now passed fifty books. It is possible I spend too much time reading. Fiftieth was J Ratzinger on Jesus. #

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[ap-aelfwine.livejournal.com]

Sorry you didn't get the job, but glad you feel it's likely for the best.

Good luck getting to St. Albans.

Pub post Mass sounds lovely, and interesting ale would be a bonus. ;-)

I don't think it's possible to spend too much time reading, actually, but I'm sure you know what's best. ;-)

[tree_and_leaf]

My church is the kind where a whole lot of us go to the pub after Mass on a Sunday, or to be strictly accurate after the post-Mass coffee and biscuits at the back of church (actually, that pub's the nearest we have to a church hall...) It's a good thing, I think.

[ap-aelfwine.livejournal.com]

Definitely sounds like a good thing to me. I wish my parish were more like that. ;-)

[schreibergasse.livejournal.com]

Ale on offer in pub post Mass called "Resurrection." Obviously, it was my religious duty to drink it... It was jolly good, actually.
What was it like?

Books: If it makes you feel better, you can tell yourself that any and all theology (or tangentially related) is "work-related", due to coming in useful next year (God willing!)

[tree_and_leaf]

Pale and hoppy. Which seemed reasonable (at least, you couldn't call a beer like, say, Guinness 'Resurrection').

Though there's something a bit weird about asking for 'a half of Resurrection, please'...

[ap-aelfwine.livejournal.com]

at least, you couldn't call a beer like, say, Guinness 'Resurrection').

Hmmm.... it's definitely a restorative at times.

Would that mean that a black and tan with this ale whereof you speak and Guinness could be called "the Resurrection and the Life"?

(Sorry, that was terrible, and I'm sure I'll get a few extra Hail Marys for it when next I go to Confession.;-)

[parrot-knight.livejournal.com]

I tried to find out who the brewer was, not having heard of or tasted it before, and Googled it, only to find lots of references to a beer of that name from Baltimore. Presumably that isn't it.

[tree_and_leaf]

No idea, I'm afraid, except I'm sure it's not from Baltimore.

[parrot-knight.livejournal.com]

Abbey Ales (http://www.abbeyales.co.uk) of Bath seem to be responsible - also the makers of Chorister, Salvation, White Friar and Black Friar, among others.