Monthly Archives: June 2005

Tennis

This is to prove that I really did play tennis enthusiastically o­nce upon a time. It is of myself (left) and my folks (both sadly now passed o­n.) OK – I admit it was taken forty-five years ago! Excuse the … Continue reading

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An honest flower

These mesembryanthemums (or is it mesembryanthema?) are amongst my favourite flowers. They certainly wear their colour combinations superbly.

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By popular request

By popular request, here is a picture of the fluffy dog, just after her travelling beauty therapist had been. Sorry you cannot see the tail!

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Industrial sniping

Couldn't resist this little bit of whimsy that popped into my Inbox this week. At a recent computer expo, Bill Gates reportedly compared the computer industry with the auto industry and stated, “If GM had kept up with technology like … Continue reading

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More Celtic Spirituality

Following o­n from last week's piece of Welsh Celtic Spirituality, here is a piece about the Soul. I am a flame of fire, blazing with passionate love;I am a spark of light, illuminating the deepest truth;I am a rough ocean, … Continue reading

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Dog Parlour

Dana had a wonderful time earlier this week with the arrival of the mobile doggy beauty parlour. The van parked outside and Dana willingly lept inside, o­nly to emerge two hours later suitably coiffeured, bathed and smelling gorgeous. What I … Continue reading

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Comment on dress

A friend wrote to me with his comments o­n Moderatorial Dress I thought he must have had a bad cold as he had a bib down his left lapel and handkerchieves stuck up his jacket sleeves. I did wonder whether … Continue reading

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Moderator

To Oban last night to meet the Moderator of the Church of Scotland. David Lacy is an old friend. He was resplendent – if a trifle hot – in his frilly garb. David likes to stick with tradition. He was … Continue reading

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Prime Time

Listening to Prime Time radio is like inhabiting a familiar country. OK ok I know…..but I can't help it if I was born in the 1940s!

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Ancient Welsh Spirituality

I love this description of God from the Welsh Celtic tradition. I am the wind that breathes upon the sea,I am the wave o­ne the ocean,I am the murmur of leaves rustling,I am the rays of the sun,I am the … Continue reading

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