THE PARISH NEWS

HAYWARD-TRONDHJEM LUTHERAN PARISH

BOX 426, HAYWARD, MN  56043

February 2008                                                                                                                              Vol. 13, No. 2

 

 

 

CHRIST ON TRIAL

 

CHRIST MOST CERTAINLY WAS ON TRIAL

Two thousand years have come and gone since the Jewish High Priest Caiaphas and the Roman Governor Pilate passed judgment on Jesus in Jerusalem.  And though the verdict passed down at that trial was a miscarriage of justice, the result fulfilled God’s purpose:  To save the world by sacrificing His dear Son.

 

CHRIST MOST CERTAINLY IS ON TRIAL

His saving act, His being in the world, His radical teachings all demand a reaction.  Every human heart must wrestle with questions like:  Who is this Christ?  Is He who He claims to be?  If so, what does He mean for me and my living?  Christ demands a reply.  Yes, daily, Christ IS on trial

 

SO HE IS AGAIN DURING THIS SEASON OF LENT

During our mid-week Wednesday gathering in Lent, we will focus our worship times around this theme of CHRIST ON TRIAL.  COURT will be in session and we will hear from the court lawyer about this trial and about those witnesses who testified either for or against this Jesus of Nazareth.

 

ASH WEDNESDAY – FEBRUARY 6TH – 7:00 P.M.

Our Parish gathering will be in the HLC sanctuary for worship with Holy Communion.  We will hear the lawyers opening remarks as to who this Jesus is, and who will be on the witness stand in the coming weeks.

 

WEDNESDAY – FEBRUARY 13TH – SUPPER AT 6:00 P.M. – WORSHIP AT 7:00 P.M.

We will hear how MATTHEW speaks of Jesus’ scandalous association with the seedier side of society.

 

WEDNESDAY – FEBRUARY 20TH – SUPPER AT 6:00 P.M. – WORSHIP AT 7:00 P.M.

We will hear how a former cripple gives her evidence of Jesus’ loose interpretation of the Sabbath Law.

 

WEDNESDAY – FEBRUARY 27TH – SUPPER AT 6:00 P.M. – WORSHIP AT 7:00 P.M.

We will hear the accusation that Jesus was “A disturber of the peace.”  Was that true?  The prominent Jewish leader Nicodemus tells us about this.

 

WEDNESDAY – MARCH 5TH – SUPPER AT 6:00 P.M. – WORSHIP AT 7:00 P.M.

The woman caught in adultery brings evidence that Jesus was His own judge and jury.

 

WEDNESDAY – MARCH 12TH – SUPPER AT 6:00 P.M. – WORSHIP AT 7:00 P.M.

A young man named John is called to testify to charges about cannibalism, and are they true?

 

PALM/PASSION SUNDAY – MARCH 16TH – TLC AT 8:45 A.M. – HLC AT 10:30 A.M.

Mary Magdalene brings witness to Jesus’ activities, especially in the last week of His life.

 

MAUNDY THURSDAY – MARCH 20TH – 7:00 P.M. – HOLY COMMUNION

Simon Peter testifies concerning Jesus’ disruption of the social mores.

 

            EASTER SUNDAY – MARCH 23rd – 6:30 A.M. – SUNRISE SERVICE (HLC) – 9:30 WORSHIP (TLC)

SERVICES OF HOLY COMMUNON

PARISH BREAKFAST AT 7:45 A.M. AT HLC

Mary Magdalene shocks the court with news that Jesus has risen from the dead.

 

 

 

 

OPPORTUNITIES FOR

HOLY COMMUNION

 

February 3         Transfiguration

February 6         Ash Wednesday

 

 

PARISH ADULT CLASS TO BEGIN

“YOU ARE MY DISCIPLES”

 

            The PARISH ADULT CLASS convenes again, starting Wednesday, February 13th at 10:15 a.m. and will go for six sessions.  We will follow the third and final part of a series on the video “JESUS OF NAZARETH.”  This time the focus will be on the public ministry events and teachings of Jesus, including the calling and preparing of His disciples for the work of ministry that they will carry on after Jesus is gone.  Thus, the theme of “YOU ARE MY DISCIPLES.”    As in the past, the format will be to watch a portion of the video on the life of Christ, and then have a time for questions and discussion.

            There will also be the opportunity (if enough people sign up) for you to take in these sessions on Sunday evenings, beginning on February 10th, at 6:30 p.m.  Please sign up at the worship service for the time you wish to come or call the church office (373-8479).  Come and join us and hear what Jesus teaches us about discipleship.

 

 

 

 

              GREETINGS FROM OUR MISSIONARY FAMILY

 

Dear Friends,

                Many greetings of the New Year.  May it signify for you the kind of renewed hope and determination that we also consider in our Christian faith - A reminder of renewed hope at Christmas - A renewed determination to follow the way of that one we call the Christ.

                In our lives here, and my work especially, we have different ways of looking at hope.

IN WORK:

                That we might be wrong about colleague John’s apparent brain tumor.  That he might find hope in resolution of family and community issues close to him.  That “healing”, for him, would be profound and everlasting.

                For continued healthy growth of our many hospital programs, as each face many, many challenges.  We so hope that the service provided means a kind of hope even for those who might be dying.

                Thankful and hopeful that our palliative care “team” in Arusha is now a strong four.  That we might grow in relationship, teamwork, and dedication as we try to manage truly daunting travel and meeting schedules.

IN OUR LIVES AS A WHOLE:

                Hope that energy and health continue strongly, that we might continue our ministries here in medicine, music and community.

                Hope that our children stay and grow well, that we might see more of them next year and experience less of the melancholy that comes from being oceans apart at Christmas time.

                Hope that the complex planning for the coming year, including two necessary trips to the States, works out for all of us.

Hope is so mixed with gratitude, is it not?  We hope because we have experienced Grace.  And, so we are

grateful for 2007.

                In brief, our hope for travel to the States this coming year includes July/August and then again November/December (at least for Kristopher).  It is our “Home Assignment” year as missionaries and we have an obligation to personally connect (visit, if possible!) most of our 40-plus supporting churches.  I also have two major examinations to take – one in Family Medicine and the other in Hospice/Palliative Medicine.  Every 7 years or so I have to “recertify”, and by chance this year both exams come due.  One is late July and the other early November.  Thus, we will attempt church visits, family connections and other obligations around those fixed times.  A letter on possible visit dates to your community should be coming soon.

 

                Krishopher, Rebecca and Nathan (whose Kenya Boarding School return has been postponed at least a week due to post-election violence – another area to hope for a kind of peace that will be meaningful)

 

 

 

 

UP-COMING EVENTS

 

Friday, February 1 – 4:30 p.m. – Trip to Gopher-Iowa Wrestling – Cost:  $15

Saturday, February 9 – 4:30 p.m. – Sr. Youth (10th – 12th) Gopher-Iowa Basketball Game – Cost:  $15

Tuesday, February 12 – 4:30 p.m. – Men going to Gopher-Illinois Basketball Game – Cost: $30

Sunday, February 24 – 11:30 a.m. – Confirmation trip to Gopher-Penn State Basketball Game – Cost: $15

For information, contact Pr. Bob Berthold:  507-318-8717

 

 

TRONDHJEM NEWS

 

 

FEBRUARY ASSIGNMENTS

 

            Altar Guild                                           Coffee Servers                                     Communion Assistants

 

            Jill Krause                                 February 3         Kim & Annette Naatz                 Steve Kraushaar

                                                            February 17       Eileen Reese                             Mark Brekke

                                                                       

                                                           

                        Lectors                                                 Acolyte/Ushers

                                   

February 3         Linda Kraushaar                         February 3         Cortney Thostenson & Alison Wangen

February 10       Ruth Lukes                                            February 10       Anna Severtson

February 17       Kiven Lukes                                           February 17       Ethan Severtson

February 24       Volunteer Needed                                  February 24       Madalyn Wangen                                  

 

 

 

 

FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS

 

                                                            February 9         Richard Kraushaar        

                                                            February 11       Alison Wangen

                                                            February 16       Irene Benesh

                                                            February 26       David Krause

                                                            February 28       Ann Chapek

                                                            February 28       Daniel Jax

 

FEBRUARY ANNIVERSARIES

 

                                                            February 15       Roger and Elna Severtson

 

 

 

MEMORIALS

 

Altar Guild

 

In honor of Dick & Shirley Kraushaar’s December Anniversary and Dick’s February Birthday

 

 

 

 

 

 

HAYWARD NEWS

 

 MISSION STATEMENT

    We the people of Hayward Lutheran Church confess the Triune God, and strive to follow the words and deeds of Jesus Christ.

 

VISION STATEMENT

   As a community of faith in Jesus Christ, we will demonstrate care and compassion for one another and also to a world in much need.  God’s Word and the Holy Sacraments are central to our life of faith.  As we grow and are nourished by these, we will bring the good news of God’s forgiveness, life and salvation to those around us.

 

 

FEBRUARY ASSIGNMENTS

 

Altar Guild                                           Coffee Servers                                                 Ushers

 

Marlene Thompson                                 February 3         Greg & Carolyn Matson              *David & Paulette Paulson

Stephanie Larson                                   February 10       Dan & Sonja Johnson &              Dale & Millie Westland

                                                                                    Sue Braff                                   Steve & Kaye Tufte family

                                                            February 17       Lowell & Dawn Nelson                Bob & Bonnie Felt

                                                            February 24       Doran & Shirley Gray &

                                                                                    Andrew & Lisa Christensen

           

Communion Assistants

 

To Be Determined

                       

                                    Acolyte/Ushers                                                 Lectors

 

            February 3         Logan & Tate Tufte                                             February 3         Sonja Johnson

            February 10       Kadie Habana & Bryce Skaar                              February 10       Sue Braff

            February 17       Anna Englin & Caylee Tennis                              February 17       Shirley Gray

            February 24       Mitchell Skaar & Kasie Habana                           February 24       Phil Tennis

 

 

 

HAYWARD LUTHERAN CHURCH

CONGREGATION COUNCIL MEETING

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2007

 

            The Hayward Council met on December 16, 2007 at 11:45 in the Overflow Room.

            Present:  Curt Larson, Vickie Storlie, Faye Learn, Sharon Malm, Kendall Johnson, Sonja Johnson, Pastor John.

            Sonja made a motion to accept the amended Agenda.  Faye Learn seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

 

            SECRETARY’S REPORT:

                        Faye Learn made a motion to accept the Secretary’s Report from the November 18th meeting.  Vickie Storlie seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

 

A.      CALENDAR:

       The Calendar was discussed.

 

B.      CONGREGATIONAL LIFE:

 

1.       Missionary Sponsorship.  Vickie Storlie made a motion to continue the Missionary Sponsorship for 2008.  Sonja Johnson seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

2.       Funds for Lutheran Campus Ministry.  If the $400.00 scholarship funds are not used during the year, the money will be donated to Winona and Mankato State Universities Campus Ministry.

3.       Newspaper Ads.  Vickie Storlie made a motion to have Hayward Church submit four ads during the year to the newspaper or Shopper.  Pastor John will take care of the wording for the ads.  Curt Larson seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

 

 

C.      CONGREGATIONAL PROPERTIES:

 

1.       Brad has some fine tuning to do on the furnaces in the Social Hall and Sanctuary.  Note: with the old furnace last March we used 962 hundred cubic feet of gas.  For November we used 112 hundred cubic feet.

2.       2008 Budget.  The 2008 Budget was discussed.  There will be more discussion with Trondhjem on December 19th.

3.       Treasurer’s Report.  Curt Larson made a motion to accept the Treasurer’s Report.  Faye Learn seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

4.       The Council would like to thank the WELCA for their generous donation to the General Fund.

 

Sonja Johnson made a motion to adjourn.  Curt Larson seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

 

Respectfully submitted,

Vickie Storlie

Council Secretary

 

 

HAYWARD LUTHERAN CHURCH

CONGREGATION COUNCIL MEETING

SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2008

 

            The Hayward Council met on January 13, 2008 at 11:45 a.m. in the Overflow Room.

            Present:  Curt Larson, Vickie Storlie, Faye Learn, Sharon Malm, Kendall Johnson, Sonja Johnson, Pastor John, Paulette Paulson, Wayne Kromminga.

            Kendall Johnson presided over the meeting.

            Wayne made a motion to accept the Agenda.  Paulette seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

 

SECRETARY’S REPORT:

Sonja made a motion to accept the Secretary’s Report from the December 16th meeting.  Wayne seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

 

TREASURER’S REPORT:

The Treasurer’s Report was discussed.  Wayne made a motion to accept the report.  Curt seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

 

A.      CALENDAR

1.  Jan. 24         Thurs. –            5 p.m. – Deans meeting at Synod Office, Rochester

2.  Jan. 27         Sun. –               11:30 a.m. – HLC Annual Meeting and Potluck dinner

3.  Feb. 1          Fri. –                 4:30 p.m. – Parish Youth/family trip to Gopher wrestling meet

4.  Feb. 4          Mon. –              7:00 p.m. – Hayward Boosters meet at the church

5.  Feb. 5          Tues. –             10:30 a.m. – Pastors’ Text Study in Albert Lea.

                                                11:30 a.m. – Freeborn County Ministerium

6.  Feb. 6          Wed. –              10:15 a.m. – Parish Adult Class – Overflow Room

                                                7:00 p.m. – Ash Wednesday Worship and Holy Communion

7.  Feb. 7          Thur. –              9:00 a.m. – BERC Pastor’s meeting

8.  Feb. 9          Sat. –               4:30 p.m. – Parish Youth trip to Gopher/Iowa BB game

9.  Feb. 10        Sun. –               2:00 p.m. – BERC Assembly at Grace Luth. In Albert Lea

10.  Feb. 12       Tue. –               4:00 p.m. – Parish men to Gopher/Illinois game – Mpls.

11. Feb. 13        Wed. –              10:15 a.m. – Parish Adult Class

                                                6:00 p.m. – Lenten Supper

                                                7:00 p.m. – Lenten worship

12.  Feb. 17       Sun. –               11:45 a.m. – COUNCIL MEETING

                                                2:00 p.m. – GEV Annual Meeting

13.  Feb. 20       Wed. –              10:15 a.m. – Parish Adult Class

                                                6:00 p.m. – Lenten Supper

                                                7:00 p.m. – Lenten Worship

14. Feb. 21        Thurs –             3:30 p.m. – Parish Senior Ministry Committee at HLC

15  Feb. 24        Sun. –               11:30 a.m. – Parish confirmation class to Gopher BB game

                                                2:00 p.m. – Synod-wide Councils As Leaders meeting with Bishop

                                                     Mark Hanson at Zumbro Lutheran, Rochester

 

B.      CONGREGATIONAL PROPERTIES:

 

1.       Agenda for the Annual Meeting.  Discussion was held on the Agenda for the Annual Meeting.

2.       2008 Budget:  Wayne made a motion to recommend to the Congregation the proposed 2008 Budget of $107,047.  Vickie seconded the motion.  Motion carried.

 

            Annual meeting is January 27th after services.

            Next Council meeting is February 17th at 11:45 a.m.

            Wayne made a motion to adjourn the meeting.  Paulette seconded the motion.  Meeting adjourned.

 

Respectfully submitted,

Vickie Storlie

Council Secretary

 

 

THANK YOU to PAULETTE PAULSON and KENDALL JOHNSON, whose terms have ended, for their service on the Congregation Council.  We appreciate your dedication to the work of Hayward Lutheran Church.

 

 

 

 

WELCOME!!!

 

Ben and Courtney Storlie would like to announce the birth of JACK THOMAS STORLIE, born on December 21, 2007 at Wyoming, Minnesota.  Jack’s grandparents are Darrell and Vickie Storlie and his great-grandparents are Doran and Shirley Gray.  CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL!!

 

 

FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS

 

            February 2         Bob Armon

            February 3         Carol Conley

            February 4         Paul Westland & Greg Matson

            February 5         Dave Paulson

            February 8         Paul Ladlie & Brett Frydenlund

            February 9         Clayton Peterson, Chris Skaar & Kellie Anderson

            February 10       James Becker

            February 13       Cheryl Freitag

            February 18       Edith Tennis & Meta Johnson

            February 19       Marlene Schroeder

            February 21       Steven Tufte, Joshua Enderson & Shelby Eggum

            February 26       Kendall Johnson & Scott Nelson

            February 28       David Westland

 

FEBRUARY ANNIVERSARIES

 

            February 2         Dan & Sonja Johnson

            February 15       David & Marlene Thompson

            February 26       Todd & Cheryl Enderson

            February 28       Ruth & Erwin Larson

 

MEMORIALS

 

            BUILDING FUND

 

            In memory of JAMES HANSEN by M/M Kendall Johnson

            In memory of MARIE GILBERTSON by Obert Haldorson, Polly Noland, M/M Frank Learn, M/M Darrell Storlie and Vanessa, M/M David Thompson, LaVonne Williams, M/M Doran Gray, Lucille Larson, M/M David Paulson, M/M Neal Skaar, Lila Esse, M/M Wayne Kromminga, M/M Jack Thisius, Tom & Pat Nelson, Camilla Frydenlund, M/M Harold Westrum, M/M Kendall Johnson, M/M Dale Westland, Peggy Brech, M/M Dan Johnson, M/M Phil Tennis, M/M Curtis Larson, Jr.

 

            GENERAL FUND

 

            In memory of HELEN RIENTS INGVALDSON by DeLores Wegner

            In memory of MARIE GILBERTSON by M/M Paul Westland, DeLores Wegner, Faye Nelson, Scott Nelson

and girls

 

            ALTAR GUILD

 

            In memory of MARIE GILBERTSON by M/M Chris Skaar

 

            CEMETERY FUND

 

            In memory of MARIE GILBERTSON by M/M Dick Hanson, M/M Dick Kraushaar, M/M Keith Iverson

 

 

 

HLC RECEIVED THANK YOU LETTERS FROM THE FOLLOWING

 

            From Lutheran Campus Ministry at Mankato State University for the gift of $200.

            From Lutheran Social Service for the gift of $100

            From Lutheran Campus Center at Winona State University for the gift of $200

 

 

 

LIBRARY NEWS

 

 

 

 

LIBRARI-ANNS MET JANUARY 31ST

 

            The Librari-Anns met on Thursday, January 31st at the Ascension Lutheran Church in Albert Lea at 1:30 p.m.  Marj Rossing of Ellendale, author of “More than Milk Toast”, was the speaker.

 

 

ALTAR GUILD

 

WOULD YOU LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE FRESH FLOWERS?

 

 Fresh flowers for the altar are a beautiful addition to our worship service.  If you wish to furnish flowers, all you need to do is call the Altar Guild president, Marlene Thompson (373-3895).  The Guild will purchase and display the flowers for you, and if you wish, will put an acknowledgement in the Sunday bulletin.  Cost of the flowers is usually about $20.  Your generosity and support are greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

 

 

 

 

 

 

WELCA NEWS

 

 

 

PURPOSE STATEMENT

 

As a community of women created in the image of god, called to discipleship in Jesus Christ, and empowered by the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves to grow in faith, affirm our gifts, support one another in our callings, engage in ministry and action, and promote healing and wholeness in the church, the society and the world

 

 

 

 

 

HLC WELCA RECEIVED THANK YOU LETTERS FROM THE FOLLOWING

 

            St. John’s Lutheran Home for the gift of $300.

            Crime Victim’s Crisis Center for the gift of $50.

            Crossroads Community Hospice for the gift of $150.

            Luther Seminary for the gift of $200.

            Loaves and Fishes for the gift of $75.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GOOD EARTH VILLAGE OPPORTUNITIES

 

GEV TO HOST SPIRIT IN THE DESERT TRIP

 

            February 3-8, 2008, Good Earth Village will be hosting a trip to Spirit in the Desert Retreat Center.  The theme of this trip is Wellness and Wisdom in the deserts of life.  Throughout the trip, participants will focus on spiritual fitness and why it is important and the desert prophets, desert wisdom and desert spirituality.  There will also be time to relax, walk the labyrinth and enjoy the surrounding area.  This trip includes lodging, transportation and programming.  Retreat leader Phyllis Strupp is the author of “The Richest of Fare: Seeking Spiritual Security in the Sonoran Desert”.   Cost of the trip is $895/double room occupancy (for single room occupancy add $150).  For more information go to www.GoodEarthVillage.org or contact them at (607) 346-2494 or info@GoodEarthVillage.org.

 

 

Patience is a quality you admire in the driver behind you and scorn in the one ahead.

The end of the matter is better than its beginning, and patience is better than pride.  Do not be quickly provoked in your spirit, for anger resides in the lap of fools.

Ecclesiastes 7:8, 9 (NIV)

 


There is a name for people who are not excited about their work – unemployed.

And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men

Colossians #:23

 

 

 

 

THIS ‘N’ THAT

 

WHAT DO TEACHERS MAKE?

 

        The dinner guests were sitting around the table discussing life.  One man, a CEO, decided to explain the problem with education.  He argued, “What’s a kid going to learn from someone who decided his best option in life was to become a teacher?”

        He reminded the other dinner guests what they say about teachers: “Those who can, do…Those who can’t, teach.”  To stress his point, he said to another guest, “You’re a teacher, Bonnie,  Be honest.  What do you make?”

        Bonnie, who had a reputation for honesty and frankness, replied, “You want to know what I make?  (She paused for a second, then began…)

        “Well, I make kids work harder than they ever thought they could. 

“I make a C+ feel like the Congressional Medal of Honor winner. 

“I make kids sit through 40 minutes of class time when their parents can’t make them sit for 5 minutes without an I Pod, Game Cube or movie rental.

“You want to know what I make?”  (She paused again and looked at each and every person at the table.)

“I make kids wonder.

“I make them question.

“I make them apologize and mean it.

“I make them have respect and take resonsibility for their actions.

“I teach them to write and then I make them write.  Keyboarding isn’t everything.

“I make them read, read, read.

“I make them show all their work in math.  They use their God-given brain, not the man-made calculator.

“I make my students from other countries learn everything they need to know about English while preserving their unique cultural identity.

“I make my classroom a place where all my students feel safe.

“I make my students stand, placing their hand over their heart to say the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, One Nation Under God, because we live in the United States of America.

“Finally, I make them understand that if they use the gifts they were given, work hard, and follow their hearts, they can succeed in life.”

(Bonnie paused one last time and then continued.)

“Then, when people try to judge me by what I make, with me knowing money isn’t everything, I can hold my head up high and pay no attention because they are ignorant…You want to know what I make?  I MAKE A DIFFERENCE.  What do you make, Mr. CEO?”

His jaw dropped; he went silent.

THANK YOU TEACHERS – and that includes public school teachers, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, and spiritual leaders/teachers – Pastors/Priests/Clergy

 

SINGING WITH THE LUTHERANS

BY Garrison Keillor

 

                I have made fun of Lutherans for years.  Who wouldn’t if you lived in Minnesota?

                But, I have also sung with Lutherans and that is one of the main joys of life, along with hot baths and fresh sweet corn.

                We make fun of Lutherans for their blandness, their excessive calm, their fear of giving offense, their lack of speed and also for their secret fondness for macaroni and cheese.  But, nobody sings like they do.

                If you ask an audience in New York City, a relatively Lutheranless place, to sing along on the chorus of “Michael Row the Boat Ashore”, they will look daggers at you as if you had asked them to strip to their underwear.  But, if you do this among Lutherans, they’ll smile and row that boat ashore and up on the beach!  And down the road!

                Lutherans are bred from childhood to sing in four-part harmony.  It’s a talent that comes from sitting on the lap of someone singing alto or tenor or bass and hearing the harmonic intervals by putting your little head against that person’s rib cage.  It’s natural for Lutherans to sing in harmony.  We’re too modest to be soloists; too worldly to sing in unison.  When you’re singing in the key of C and you slide into the A7th and D7th chords, all two undred of you, it’s an emotionally fulfilling moment.

                I once sang the bass line of Children of the Heavenly Father in a room with about three thousand Lutherans in it, and when we finished, we all had tears in our eyes, partly from the promise that God will not forsake us, partly from the proximity of all those lovely voices.  By our joining in harmony, we somehow promise that we will not forsake each other.

                I do believe this:  These Lutherans are the sort of people you could call up when you’re in deep distress.  If you’re dying, they’ll comfort you.  If you’re lonely, they’ll talk to you.  And, if you’re hungry, they’ll give you tuna salad!

           

 

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