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Why Bethlehem's remembered
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Now Bethlehem’s remembered throughout the ages vast, for there the Prince was born whose just government...
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From Purity to Mess, to bless
… And now He can burst into any man or woman flood out the strife and mess distress and selfishness with joy and Life.
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The exact time for dozing!
[This is a freshened up old one] The clock was slightly slow … He bought a clock that could compute … dozing, reading, time drifts by
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20
… But now I’ve reached 20 – I think that that’s plenty!
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19
‘Straightforwardness’ is a word that …
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Well, at least it seems to
Posted on Wed, 27 Mar 2019
Well, at least it seems to blend in with some other colours in the sunset and flame and give a warming glow. (Actually if you want to be leagalisitc I expect you shouldn't have mentioned a second colour!). I was struggling with doing 'orange' in...
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To speak out when right and
Posted on Sat, 23 Mar 2019
To speak out when right and necessary with honour but not malice is not easy, but much more productive. Rhiannon
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Oh, I enjoyed this too, Di!
Posted on Fri, 22 Mar 2019
Oh, I enjoyed this too, Di! There is something so bright about gorse's yellow, if you bother to get close. And almost always has some flowers, and sometimes a great mass shining in the sun. You even bring out the scent and softness (such a...
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Thank you, Richard. I had
Posted on Wed, 20 Mar 2019
Thank you, Richard. I had seen it, but hadn't decided on a suitable reply! I hope to print it out very big, and take it to her soon. I hope it will touch her spirit when worried muddled up memories feel overwhelming, and help her to let go, and...
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That's a lovely picture of
Posted on Sun, 17 Mar 2019
That's a lovely picture of memories.
I have a mother-in-law in a nursing home who is troubled a lot by troubled dreams, which seem to have their roots in a life of fears and worries and anger that she suppressed and now has partially...
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It's quite fun to play around
Posted on Tue, 12 Mar 2019
It's quite fun to play around with rhymes in this way, isn't it? Not to make them too lumpy, and try to see how they help to keep a rhythm going. I liked the 'blob'! And you've brought in a lot about the feelings of the situation. The form does...
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Quirky bit of fun! Rhiannon
Posted on Mon, 04 Mar 2019
Quirky bit of fun! Rhiannon
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No, really, that's all very
Posted on Mon, 25 Feb 2019
No, really, that's all very interesting. The focussing on one thing not the general view I've noticed in other ways. I do think that being yourself and knowing you are concerned when someone is upset, is far better and appreciated than rushing...
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Concerning the 'eye contact
Posted on Mon, 25 Feb 2019
Concerning the 'eye contact thing' you commented to Di about – Do you think part of the problem may be often the impression being given that it means longer eye-contact than is really right or necessary. I know it can be painful for those with...
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Sobering and sad history. It
Posted on Tue, 26 Feb 2019
Sobering and sad history. It is useful sometimes to remember dictators and movements that seemed unconquerable and highly feared, and now are more or less forgotten.. Names come to mind even from my own lifetime.
Only One King will rule...
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