Summer 2019

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I think we’re all still having a good time.

This is a time of great changes, I have taken on a new night position, as you all know, and I have left my day job for a new day job where I now serve my clients here at The New Great Hall by the Sea.

We have a new initiate in the Circle. Andrew visited as a client but left as an initiate of the Circle:

Here is what we played:

Pretty nice, right?

Things are looking good for a Circle on Thursday 11 of July. Join us!

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The New World

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Busy times. Day job has radically and surprisingly changed. New night job continues to unfold. As a “Ghost Host” I give 18 minute tours of graveyards in Boston at night. Part of a 90 minute trolley tour. Soon I begin training to be the Ghost Host of the trolley. Meanwhile, meet Harlan Hayvrast: coffin maker, member of the Gourmand Society:

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May 14th part 2

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For those of you that don’t know yet , I now possess a second job as a Ghost Host with this company. Ride along training in progress…

It will be the first time in my career as an actor that I will actually be paid.

Now Today

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Surprise Event

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One never knows what’ll happen next, but when one is tuning in to the right channels – good things happen.

The last few years it’s been difficult for Brother Jerome to make it to the Circle or an Urban Walk. Yesterday, fate allowed an Urban Walk and …. bowling.

Meeting at Park Street we walked thru the Common, the Public Gardens and then the Alley that parallels Newbury Street.

Made it to Kings for some extraordinary lessons on inner study via bowling.

Although I thru the first gutter balls, I did manage the first strike.

That said, if people were regarding the scoreboard, Jerome “cleaned up”. With several marks in a row, it was a marvel to behold and participate it.

Photographic evidence:

Damn good times indeed …

Now Today.

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BSM XIX & beyond

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Yesterday was the traditional “Black Sabbath Monday” which we observed on the first. Unfortunately, Brother Jerome and Visitor Blim couldn’t make it. But Beachmont Frank made it.

Cake by the Wife.

Yesterday we heard some bad news about the Cathedral in Paris. Here are some images from my first visit in 1993:

But at least we saw a rainbow:

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