O.k., enough notes taken, articles read, frameworks and structures discerned, it's time to open a blank document and put "chapter I" on the top and start writing this thesis. That's how I'm going to celebrate the beginning of Ordinary Time.
Yesterday I was at school for Mass, and the homilies there often reflect the life of students and teachers: "As we move from the Baptism of the Lord into Ordinary Time, we move from the the hidden Nazareth of winter break back into the 'public ministry' of classes and writing."
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