Monthly Archives: February 2005

Fox (saggy cloth cat much loved) has been in a fight again. He has a bump o­n the head, a scratch o­n the chin and a dodgy eye. Not quite bad enough for the vet, but his looks and aristocratic … Continue reading →

What started as a funny radio programme about “bloaging” (the commentator couldn't decide how to use the term blogging……it varied from the aforesaid bloaging to “blugging” and “blooging”) – turned into a testimony to the power of “this new phenomenon”. … Continue reading →

It is amazing to have a designer chair that fits its occupant. There speaks the five foot three little old lady.

Proof that I am indeed my grandmother…… or rather getting old. I forgot St Valentine's Day yesterday.Hope yours was happy.

One thing is obvious from all the scanning of old slides – we did not have much money, but we did do a lot of different things and had a lot of fun. Nowadays, people seem to think they have … Continue reading →

Words of Wisdom from Pooh Bear…. It's sort of comforting to know if youhave fourteen pots of honey left, or fifteen,as the case may be.

21 years ago today I came face to face with God in a way that showed me I was the Lost Sheep. So it is a kind of coming of age anniversary. Today, I may not be lost…..but I still … Continue reading →

The animals are getting suspicious. They do not like all the clearing out of files and folders. In fact, they keep suspiciously looking at the bags to go to the rubbish as if there is something afoot. Of course they … Continue reading →

The news channels seem to have gone mad with the announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles. In my time as a minister I have officiated at many weddings, and o­nly the odd handful involved couples who … Continue reading →

So what about the sudden rise to fame of Condoleeza Rice? There is even a website dedicated to raising enthusiasm for her to run as President of the United States in 2008. www.rice2008.com in case you are interested. I am more fascinated by … Continue reading →