Nunsense is “no nonsense”. Aren’t we lucky we have her to keep me on the straight and narrow:thumbsup:
Thank you, kind friend!
Nunsense knows where she will be staying, but it doesn’t really need to be posted here 
You are right…it is none (nun) of our business. Probably your rich uncle has given you a going away present. He has reserved the executive suite at the most expensive hotel in St Louis just for you.
Nunsense thinks she needs to be quiet for awhile - so she can listen to Ros on radio
There is caviar and champagne waiting…just for you!
Hey, I live in St. Louis and I’m trying to figure out what hotel even meets that criteria!!You are right…it is none (nun) of our business. Probably your rich uncle has given you a going away present. He has reserved the executive suite at the most expensive hotel in St Louis just for you.
But my guess is you will tell him thank you for the lovely present but I would prefer a sleeping bag at the convent. :getholy:
I am very happy and excited for you.
Well, when you figure out which hotel it is, be sure to let me know - it does sound good!Hey, I live in St. Louis and I’m trying to figure out what hotel even meets that criteria!!
Welcome to our city nunsense and all those joining you. I hope you find your stay here to be joyous and rewarding. I love it here and hope you do too.
Kris
PS - have you been warned about the humidity yet? There’s nothing quite like a hot St. Louis summer day - that’s what Ted Drewes frozen custard is for - make sure you get there!! It’s so good.
The other three women have all been to visit the convent already with Ros, so I am definitely the “newbie” here.I can’t recommend the custard enough - it’s definitely a St. Louis tradition - best served after a Cardinal victory!!Are you going to come by the convent to say hi?? I lived in upstate NY for two years so I understand the humidity - much different than California - this desert land! I haven’t tried frozen custard though - it sounds good.
Kris - we will be in the parish of St George
You must savor this wonderful experience and share as much of it as you can with all of us! 
Oh no, I was so hoping to meet you all! Could you let me know if you know anything about their needing more workers?Know exactly where it is - it is close to my father in law’s - I knew I had heard of Heege and knew it was south but just confused myself originally where it was exactly.
You’re relatively close!!!Trish
- she might have an opinion on that!oldconvert - If you want to send me an email with all the info that you sent to the volunteer coordinator, I could see that it gets to her. Ros did mention that there is no accommodation for out of state volunteers right now, so that might be a problem for some people. Since the convent isn’t even ready for the sisters yet, there isn’t any place there for guests! And although some of the locals might be prepared to offer space in their homes, it would just be one more thing that needs arranging, trying to match up people to places. Anyone who has relatives they can stay with, or can afford a motel would certainly be used if they wanted to come. Anyway, email me privately and I will see what I can do. anniemac@calequus.comHi Annie (nunsense):
As you said in your post:
“I only wish now that I could go to Ohio this weekend and be at the conference there to hear her again - I learn something every time I hear her speak! Ah well, only one week before I leave my job and go to San Diego to help with the packing, so I can’t complain now can I?”
No, dear Annie, you can’t complain!
I offered to help with cleaning and sprucing up the convent online to the email address Rosalind put in my application packet. I said I could come the middle of July, but I have not yet heard anything back. If the local people are already there working, maybe they won’t need anyone in mid-July???
Thanks, and God’s choicest blessings to you!
You’re on!Let me know when you get here - I’ll personally treat you to that Ted Drewes!
Kris
Ok - if we go along those lines, we would have to be the Blue Lambs because the habit will be blue and Ros is going to be Mother Miriam of the Lamb of God - plus she loves all those Good Shepherd analogies. Here is a link she loves - it is of a lost lamb who finds Jesus, the Good Shepherd…
Awesome! Can I bring my 4 girls in, too?Here is exciting news for older women who have always wanted to be a nun. I just returned from a Catholic Business Breakfast and Rosalind Moss (of Catholic Answers) announced she is founding a new order of nuns that will evangelize on the streets. They will be wearing the traditional nun’s habits. Rosalind who is turning 65 said she will accept all ages. This will all start to happen in three months. All the preliminary papers have been signed and approved.