1 John 4:8,9 [Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Love is not merely sentiment and kiss, desire for good – its essence you will miss if you don’t...
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Don't worry about anything,
Posted on Mon, 07 Oct 2019
Don't worry about anything, just wondered about the 'peel' in the last line, but I think I see itis probably that enclosing the words/thoughts that they need to escape from, or basically the same as the vowels colouring - which I hadn't thought...
A clever interweaving, flowing of these linked beautiful shades. I wasn't sure I understood the last line correctly. As there's no full-stop, I wondered if it is finished? [Appeal - a peel: pun?] Rhiannon
I do like the noticing of the quivering of the bush full of little birds. And also, the 'now, now' of just one more when sampling! The clotting in the bag broiught back memories too!
And I do admire you for making jam. I've never had a go...
How an umbrella makes a walk in the rain enjoyable and enables the viewing of all that is around outside our bubble of shelter! You took me with you on your refreshing stroll. Rhiannon
I liked the tumbling hues you've brought in, and the idea of 'linger-lapse of time'. And the 'sudden chilled October’s dawn' of which we have had a few tastes already. Evocative and concentrated. Rhiannon
Those branches do weave out to tangle and trip don't they? But yes, a lovely autumn wreath. We have had an abundant supply of large juicy ones just down a 'twitten' from the end of our little lane, sprouting out from behind the buildings of an...
Fun memories, Jean! Teenage years very trying for girls and boys, and often pushed into 'pairings' before they're ready, when a looser group socialising would be helpful, to get to know each other and how to communicate and be friends and...
I thought the beginning like a painting and visualised you sitting on the doorstep seeing the scene of sky and sea. I wonder if the slight pull of the earth's magnetism guides them on their long migration?
I suppose there were times in the second world war for our parents that were like that, and we as only looking back as to history, especially as they couldn't talk about it much, couldn't appreciate. But yes, I think the shock of that day is the...
"Reckless words pierce like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing." Proverbs 12:18 and "A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger" Proverbs 15:1 etc and others about careful listening and thoughtfulness....
Don't worry about anything,
Posted on Mon, 07 Oct 2019
Don't worry about anything, just wondered about the 'peel' in the last line, but I think I see itis probably that enclosing the words/thoughts that they need to escape from, or basically the same as the vowels colouring - which I hadn't thought...
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A clever interweaving,
Posted on Mon, 07 Oct 2019
A clever interweaving, flowing of these linked beautiful shades. I wasn't sure I understood the last line correctly. As there's no full-stop, I wondered if it is finished? [Appeal - a peel: pun?] Rhiannon
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I do like the noticing of the
Posted on Tue, 24 Sep 2019
I do like the noticing of the quivering of the bush full of little birds. And also, the 'now, now' of just one more when sampling! The clotting in the bag broiught back memories too!
And I do admire you for making jam. I've never had a go...
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How an umbrella makes a walk
Posted on Sun, 22 Sep 2019
How an umbrella makes a walk in the rain enjoyable and enables the viewing of all that is around outside our bubble of shelter! You took me with you on your refreshing stroll. Rhiannon
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I liked the tumbling hues you
Posted on Sun, 22 Sep 2019
I liked the tumbling hues you've brought in, and the idea of 'linger-lapse of time'. And the 'sudden chilled October’s dawn' of which we have had a few tastes already. Evocative and concentrated. Rhiannon
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Those branches do weave out
Posted on Sat, 21 Sep 2019
Those branches do weave out to tangle and trip don't they? But yes, a lovely autumn wreath. We have had an abundant supply of large juicy ones just down a 'twitten' from the end of our little lane, sprouting out from behind the buildings of an...
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Fun memories, Jean! Teenage
Posted on Fri, 20 Sep 2019
Fun memories, Jean! Teenage years very trying for girls and boys, and often pushed into 'pairings' before they're ready, when a looser group socialising would be helpful, to get to know each other and how to communicate and be friends and...
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I thought the beginning like
Posted on Sun, 15 Sep 2019
I thought the beginning like a painting and visualised you sitting on the doorstep seeing the scene of sky and sea. I wonder if the slight pull of the earth's magnetism guides them on their long migration?
And then turning to watch the...
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I suppose there were times in
Posted on Sat, 14 Sep 2019
I suppose there were times in the second world war for our parents that were like that, and we as only looking back as to history, especially as they couldn't talk about it much, couldn't appreciate. But yes, I think the shock of that day is the...
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"Reckless words pierce like a
Posted on Fri, 06 Sep 2019
"Reckless words pierce like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing." Proverbs 12:18 and "A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger" Proverbs 15:1 etc and others about careful listening and thoughtfulness....
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