Macrina's Day: fun facts on this 4th century C.E. holy woman, from ancient Christian Cappadocia to a bakery in the Northwest U.S.
Since we last wrote on the feast of Macrina, a baby alpaca has been named Macrina, no relation to anyone we know, but in lieu of kitteh blogging (though +Maya Pavlova keeps saying she will post something from England here via +Airedale's cell phone camera while +Clumber and +Rowan romp with the grandpups), here she is.
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