Wednesday (Martyrs of Japan)

Before heading into the shower, I bundled up and fired up the snowblower and cleared the driveway, after which I judiciously scattered some salt and sand to forestall future problems. The snow had stopped, but the frigid temperatures had not yet arrived.
Worked a bit on the “aspirational” liturgical customary. Time for the final touches.
Read Morning Prayer at home.
As things turned out, I arrived at the Roundhouse about the time I would normally be finishing Morning Prayer–no harm done by the snowstorm. But I encountered an unplowed lot devoid of vehicles. Upon entering the building, I encountered our clerical support staffer Molly Henderson, who had arrived by taxi from her home about a mile away. So I improvised a sign canceling the noon Mass at the cathedral (at which I was scheduled to celebrate and preach), drove Molly home, then went home myself.
Took care of some Nashotah House administrivia.
Knocked off some administrative chores related to the June youth pilgrimage to Canterbury.
Returned to the liturgical customary.
Broke for lunch–leftover enchiladas from last night.
Back to the customary. Went through it with one last fine-tooth comb, made several emendations, and finally saved it as a PDF, attached it to an email to the Administrator for e-delivery to the clergy tomorrow or Friday, and posted it to the website.
Fleshed out and tied together various fragments that will form a sermon for Epiphany VI (Trinity, Jacksonville on the 16th).
Evening Prayer at home.