St. Euphrosynos Taverna and Ouzeri 44 (5)

[Michie]

The Way of the Pilgrim, maybe? and you could also read some Dostoyevsky

That's it. The Way of the Pilgrim.

 

[ArmyMatt]

cool beans

 

[GoingByzantine]

I would love a copy of The Way of the Pilgrim.

 

[Michie]

I would love a copy of The Way of the Pilgrim.

If I run across another, consider it yours.

 

[~Anastasia~]

Ok, thanks everyone. I found one book. It was in a secondhand store. I can't remember the exact title...Pilgrim's Journey? I have since sent it to my mom but I enjoyed it very much.

If it was The Way of the Pilgrim, there is a follow-up book, and they are available on a website. I copied the text and made a PDF though, because the website used up it's bandwidth and was shut down for a few weeks when I started reading it.

If you're interested I can look for the site, but if know I've posted it here before.

I need to go back and finish reading it, but I started another book yesterday.

 

[Michie]

If it was The Way of the Pilgrim, there is a follow-up book, and they are available on a website. I copied the text and made a PDF though, because the website used up it's bandwidth and was shut down for a few weeks when I started reading it.

If you're interested I can look for the site, but if know I've posted it here before.

I need to go back and finish reading it, but I started another book yesterday.

I'm not good with reading long items on screen. But I'd be interested in the title of the follow-up.

 

[~Anastasia~]

Oh sorry. It is The Pilgrim Continues His Way.

I haven't read it. I very, very much want to print out those PDFs so I can read them on paper and make notes. Totally understand on the non-electronic thing. But my printer cartridge has been made smarter. Apparently it now knows that I refill my own and I can't reset it, and I can't afford to and won't pay $50+ for new ink cartridges containing fifty cents worth of ink. So for the moment I am stuck.

 

[GoingByzantine]

Oh sorry. It is The Pilgrim Continues His Way.

I haven't read it. I very, very much want to print out those PDFs so I can read them on paper and make notes. Totally understand on the non-electronic thing. But my printer cartridge has been made smarter. Apparently it now knows that I refill my own and I can't reset it, and I can't afford to and won't pay $50+ for new ink cartridges containing fifty cents worth of ink. So for the moment I am stuck.

There are some good copies on ebay for less than $10 + Free Shipping, might be better than spending money on ink.

 

[~Anastasia~]

There are some good copies on ebay for less than $10 + Free Shipping, might be better than spending money on ink.

I will check into that - thank you. So far, I have bought a few books. I think always from Amazon, from 1 cent to about $6, plus shipping, which comes out to $4-10 per book. I didn't think about the possibility of free shipping on eBay.

I do remember many years ago, I found a seller on eBay who had (new) paperback versions of many outstanding classic Christian titles. Some were by Catholic saints and monastics, some desert fathers, and some from the early reformers. I got combined shipping and I think the books were all $1 or less. If I could find a seller like that again, it would be wonderful (though few titles are ancient enough to be "Orthodox").

I will look though, thank you. Free shipping makes a big difference.

And no worries, I haven't spent so much on ink. I refuse, because I know how cheap it really is. I've been refilling my own for years. Paper ought to be the biggest expense. I do want to make it work though. I have the Philokalia on PDF, and I'm certain I'll want to make notes on it. And that I've never found cheaply anywhere. But so far I don't buy any book I can find on PDF. So I do need to bypass the ink company racket lol.

Thanks again!

 

[GoingByzantine]

This thread may be of interest to many here:

http://www.christianforums.com/t7854724/

 

[RobNJ]

This thread may be of interest to many here:

http://www.christianforums.com/t7854724/

The sensible folks here (and me, too ), tend to avoid the General Heresies fora, like the plague!

 

[ArmyMatt]

The sensible folks here (and me, too ), tend to avoid the General Heresies fora, like the plague!

yeah. I mean it was good that initial fella was shown to be in error by quite a few (at least as of yesterday), but that place can be way too much.

 

[RobNJ]

In honor of today....

 

[gzt]

There were chocolates in the shoes this morning.

 

[Anhelyna]

You are all 13 days early

 

[gzt]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1ZVSTjUnJ8&list=UUg6IiNQqZWJH3ZFfJhXRMsg

So low. The only recording that does the low ending as written. I've been looking at oktavist.com

This week's sermon was terrible and actually wrong - not just in passing, spent quite a bit of time on something that was just bad theology. Whatevs.

 

[~Anastasia~]

I just discovered how to get nice ads in CF!

Went over to AllPosters and did some searching for nice images. Now I'm getting those images in ALL of my advertising spaces. Much better than the ads for clothes where the girls need to put some on.

(Which now that I think of it, is kind of odd. Except for a certain type of dress - once - a LONG time ago - I never search for clothes online. )

 

[Anhelyna]

For those who insist in going into the darker areas of CF this may prove some entertainment

 

[~Anastasia~]

For those who insist in going into the darker areas of CF this may prove some entertainment

Yes sometimes ...

Sigh.

 

[gzt]

Been sick the last few days. Didn't get to the voice, really, until after liturgy, which was good. Though it's lowered the voice a bit, I'm still 20 cents above G at the low end. at liturgy, they installed the parish counciil. I was triied and convicted of being the president.