THIS ENTRY IS DEDICATED TO SEAN!

David Nunez

18 Jul 2002

Sean, I saw your comment below, and let me be the first to challenge you to start writing a web log. I, for one, would be enthralled to hear about your own transition into your new job... a job many people wouldn't have the courage to try.

There is no doubt in my mind you will have interesting things to talk about and will be able to teach me a lot about writing and sharing.

Also, I have yet to come across ANY web logs from people living in Jesuit communities, so I'm certain there will be quite the myriad of wacky stories to share.

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