Amaravati Evening
I went to Amaravati. On the way up I was listening to Norah Jones. That felt good. I used to do that a lot. Now I want to go driving just so I can listen to music really loudly and sing along. Too bad I can't commute to work by car anymore.
On the temple door there was a note that said that the heating was broken. That surprised me because I didn't know that there was heating in the temple. But it was in fact even more frigid in there than usual. It was a good thing I had my giant fleece blanket with me so I could wrap up really well.
It was only me and two other people there, and no mendicants. It was good to meditate but I wish it had been a regular evening devotion with chanting. As it was, I skipped out at eight and went grocery shopping. Apart from groceries I also bought a Katie Melulah (sp?) CD. Unfortunately I left it in the boot so I didn't listen to it. Not that there's anything wrong with Norah Jones.
Now I've watched L&O:CI and it's bedtime.
On the temple door there was a note that said that the heating was broken. That surprised me because I didn't know that there was heating in the temple. But it was in fact even more frigid in there than usual. It was a good thing I had my giant fleece blanket with me so I could wrap up really well.
It was only me and two other people there, and no mendicants. It was good to meditate but I wish it had been a regular evening devotion with chanting. As it was, I skipped out at eight and went grocery shopping. Apart from groceries I also bought a Katie Melulah (sp?) CD. Unfortunately I left it in the boot so I didn't listen to it. Not that there's anything wrong with Norah Jones.
Now I've watched L&O:CI and it's bedtime.