Friday, April 03, 2009

Back to Work

Hey Everyone,

Greetings from HK! As most of you know, I spent most of March in the U.S., interviewing potential candidates for next year with Kevin Clancy. It was a great trip, and will definitely prove to be one of the biggest perks of this new job. I'm glad I could see so many of you, and I'm sorry if I missed you. I should be back in the fall to do some recruiting, so hopefully we can reconnect then.

I know I haven't been very faithful in keeping up the blog recently, but I'll try to do better in the coming months. The problem I've encountered is that I sit at a computer 40 hours a week for my job, so on the weekends the office is the last place I want to spend my time. That being said, this week I was organizing some of my photos from my Spring Festival trip to Jilin and I realized I still have a lot of stories to tell, so I'll see what I can do.

In the meantime, here's a picture of everyone I live with at the Maryknoll House. We got together at the Stanley Prison Officer's Club to celebrate Fr. Sean's birthday.

l-r back: Fr. Bill, me, Mario, Ringo, Fr. John, Jane, Ms. Chow, Ah Yi, Andrea, Kevin, Shirley, Ah Kim, Ah Tat, Ah Mui
l-r front: friend of Fr. Sean, Fr. Scott, Fr. Sean, Br. Bob,
Br. Sebastian, Alex

Someday I might get around to explaining who all these people are, but not today.

*Editor's Note: Okay, okay, here's a quick rundown...
  • Fr. Scott is my boss, the head of the MCSP
  • Kevin is the Coordinator of the Teaching Programs, and my direct supervisor
  • Mario is the Administrative Assistant for the MCSP
  • Fr. John is the Regional Superior of HK, meaning he's everyone's boss
  • Fr. Sean is the former Regional Superior
  • Br. Sebastian, Br. Bob, and Fr. Bill all live at the House and have various roles in and around HK
  • Andrea and Margarita (not pictured) work in the Accounting Office
  • Miss Chow and Shirley work in the House Office
  • Alex, Ah Tat and Jane all work in the Kitchen
  • Ah Yi, Ah Kim and Ah Mui are the Housekeeping staff
  • Ringo is the handyman (and Miss Chow's husband)
I hope this post a sufficient start after a long hiatus from the blogosphere. While I was in the States I was informed by one of my more faithful blog readers that she was "tired of seeing that stupid monkey" every time she logged on. I don't blame you one bit.

I hope you all have a blessed Holy Week!

-Aaron

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