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The life and thoughts of Freda Marshall, a retired Church of Scotland minister living amongst the mountains and glens of Argyll.Pages
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Paul Newman
I was saddened to hear of the death of Paul Newman yesterday. He was so much a part of my growing up and adult life. Paul Newman lived a credible life both in and out of the public eye and … Continue reading
Narrow dog again
Am enjoying Terry Darlington’s second book – Narrowdog to Indian River. Makes me look forward to bedtime even more, that is when it is saved for. The author and his wife, Monica have a very good website which gives a … Continue reading
Clever Marketing
Sales techniques have fairly improved over these last years of computers and online shopping. Or, according to your view they could have been said to be detrimental to consumers. Anyway, this week I have to hand it to one large … Continue reading
A strange sound
This has been the most perfect couple of autumn days – an Indian summer no less. Walking in the meadow beside the river is a delight, but there is a strange sound……. A gentle, pop-pop-pop-pop….. it took a little while … Continue reading
Library Van day again
Library van day again today. That reminds me – I have finished four good books this month by new (to me) authors. Must update my reading page soon. There is nothing better than a good book, whether it be story, … Continue reading
Ducklings
These were being protected and sat upon by a broody and fierce duck when we were at The Good Life farm. Look at them now.
The day itself
The wedding was lovely. Happy couple, happy people and the sun nearly shone. But I am no longer up to a 9hr day. So a Sunday of blessed rest for me. Happy Sunday
Wedding Date
Am off to my old parish today to do a wedding at Kilbrandon Church. It will be the first time I have been back in one of my previous churches. Weddings are very special occasions and I am hoping that … Continue reading
Pros and cons
I often take advantage of the ease of online shopping, particularly with amazon and the like. But there is nothing like wandering round a bookshop to stir the senses. There is a Waterstone’s in Oban – now don’t get excited, … Continue reading