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One-leaf therapy
Even in winter you can look at a leaf soothing green and patterns seen of veins and texture, the varieties and subtleties of nature can bring relief...
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What will last?
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Present needs can fill the mind: Jesus says what’s best to find is himself, and life he’ll give evermore...
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Duvet!
It should be so straightforward to put a duvet in its case, but when I rush – no time to waste, I soon regret presumptive haste and find the corners...
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Character Masks
? Are you straightforward or … or … even if you mess-up sometimes, put your foot in it … ?
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Jacob’s pillow and pillar
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Deceitfulness had trouble bred and so he from his brother fled, lay down his head on stony pillow – stone...
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Thank you, Graham. I did read
Posted on Thu, 04 Apr 2019
Thank you, Graham. I did read of your tender memories at her passing. My mother-in-law has always been kind and gracious in manner, but it was so hard to feel as if the door of her face was shut to 'catching her eye' and being really able to...
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How ridiculous, and how sad!
Posted on Thu, 04 Apr 2019
How ridiculous, and how sad! If they only realised that the cross is not only true, but representing a loving sacrifice being offered to all, however diverse they feel. And of such a more far-reaching gift than a chick, daffodil or chocolate egg...
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and the essence of the full
Posted on Fri, 05 Apr 2019
and the essence of the full hopping 'word' there in the tiny 'dot' already! Enjoyed your description, as you must have enjoyed wagtching! Rhiannon
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Very rich.The growth and
Posted on Thu, 04 Apr 2019
Very rich.The growth and colours increasing, returning.
I liked the first verse especially, with the comparison of the pollened willow catkins to his stars . and Sun-coin's cloud-pursed
Still mulling over the syrup and...
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Thank you, Hilary! I hope you
Posted on Fri, 29 Mar 2019
Thank you, Hilary! I hope you are well. Rhiannon
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agree with the other two
Posted on Thu, 28 Mar 2019
agree with the other two comments, a privilege to have experiened the sight and escape from time and chore with you! I especially liked 'wheeling wings flashing, never crashing, like glitter in a snow globe shook'
Rhiannon
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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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