The very first time I recall seeing the number 329 was my freshman year in college. I went to Clark University in Worcester, MA and lived in room #329 in Wright Hall. It was also the date I started dating my girlfriend at the time. That didn't turn out so well. She married one of my best friends. But it all worked out.
The following year, I started to take notice of the number 329 popping up in my life in random spots. Because the first time I ever noticed this number was the room number I was living in, I started to look for room #329 wherever I went.
Since staying in room #329 in my freshman year, I have never seen another room #329. I've stayed in other dorms on the third floor, I have stayed in hotels, motels, B&B's, hostels, you name it. I have even made an effort to search other floors looking for room #329. Still nothing. When I was a senior in college, I stayed in room 302 or something like that. The rooms on that floor went from #301 to #340, but there was not a room #329. It was skipped. Every other number from 301 to 340 was there, except 329.
Tonight, I visited a friend who lives in an apartment building in a converted factory that overlooks the Hudson River. She lives on the third floor.
There wasn't an apartment #329. I checked.
11.06.2007
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In the year 329, Constantine's mother, Helena, died. Also, Rome began to put restricitons on their clergy. Which is proably why the host of this blog didn't join the priesthood.
If you're going to leave an anymous comment, its probably not good to leave clues identifying yourself as the host. Kisses!
Why didn't I become a priest? Because the Church doesn't like Homos? or Pagans? Or Jews? or Polacks? You pick
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