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November glory

A lone rose in the garden.

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Jean Vianney

Jean Vianney, of Ars, noticed an old peasant sitting for hours in his church. Vianney asked the old man what he was doing.  “I look at the good God, and the good God looks at me.” There is a lot … Continue reading

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Feline drama

Drama over Fox the cat today. He was off his food and has taken to his bed.  We took him to the vet this morning and it seems he has been trapped or attacked as he has two small wounds … Continue reading

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Tidy up

The new imac has induced all in this house to start a grand tidy-up, however I look at the miscellaneous cupboard in horror. It had all manner of stuff bunged into it when we moved here four and a half … Continue reading

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Envy

Envy, as we know, is a bad thing to have; so perhaps I should change that to “admire”.  I like the quality of graphics and definition on HBTW’s new applemac computer. Makes me wonder if I could manage the gubbins … Continue reading

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New technology – old problems

HBTW has bought a new imac. Which does he prefer to do? a) get the email to work: or b) play with photos, videos, music and download games. No prizes, of course, and after all he does like the games … Continue reading

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Afghanistan

Much comment in the Sunday Times today about the various choices facing the government regarding the conflict. (Link here, but more digging is required to get the sense of debate covered in the hard copy of the paper.) I think … Continue reading

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Four hands guitar

Something to marvel at: [youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4BYMvVvMg0]

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More Oldies

These are old memories, new memories, old tales and new tales…… One of the privileges of ministry in churches is the pastoral work. People allow you into their homes, their lives, their thoughts and their dreams as well as their … Continue reading

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Reading and humour

Don’t usually read so-called “funny” books. My sense of humour is quite particular. But I am thoroughly enjoying Secret Diary of a Demented Housewife by Niamh Greene. Not only do I vividly remember what it was like to be at … Continue reading

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