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‘The true light which enlightens everyone, was coming into the world’ John 1:9
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] … He came into the world as man to teach, display and save –
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… the number of players in football or cricket teams.…
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I agree with randy-johnson.
Posted on Sun, 28 Jun 2015
I agree with randy-johnson.T
The problems with Darwin's theory are far greater now than when he formed it, when he felt sure that the mechanisms would become clear. Natural selection is only the means of creatures dying out if environment...
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I guess they'd say that we
Posted on Tue, 23 Jun 2015
I guess they'd say that we wouldn't want the 'heritage' damaged even more, the old story of 'abuse it and lose it'. I remember a lively young lady from Holland visiting Ludlow castle with us and thinking she could go climbing on the half ruined...
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Can you see the stars clearly
Posted on Fri, 19 Jun 2015
Can you see the stars clearly where you are? When we were down in Pembrokeshire we got out on a clear night and it was good to see them so much more clearly (not that there is too much light pollution here), though we had to wait til so late for...
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Some perceptive points of
Posted on Sun, 14 Jun 2015
Some perceptive points of understanding of the struggles of teenage years. So many are afraid to try to teach their young anything, and afraid to get close even, and listen and understand and share and love. Rhiannon
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To be ignored can hurt so
Posted on Thu, 11 Jun 2015
To be ignored can hurt so much more than to be reviled. But some people do find it so hard to show feelings, and show caring, even if they do. Maybe they got hurt when young too? So, bitterness isn't going to help, maybe trying to show some...
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packed to bursting with
Posted on Mon, 01 Jun 2015
packed to bursting with metaphor and detail of stealthy activity of dusk! Rhiannon
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Thank you so much again,
Posted on Tue, 26 May 2015
Thank you so much again, Stephen for that thoughtful appreciation, and I am so glad you enjoy these verses. It is difficult to analyse one's own writing. I certainly try to keep a rhythm and make quite a bit of use of rhyme and consonant and part...
Read full commentPosted in Coastal Path (3) – birds
So enjoyed catching up with
Posted on Tue, 19 May 2015
So enjoyed catching up with this one, Tina. So many little details brought in lightly. Liked the bonfires' end and the starlings. Rhiannon
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Brings to mind scenes from
Posted on Thu, 14 May 2015
Brings to mind scenes from the era of my childhood somehow.
Read full commentOn second time round reading this, I think the 'goodbye to brief lives and all that might have been.' and the ceasing to be, brings to my mind a pratical approach...
Posted in A Small Ceasing to Be
I've been wanting to get out
Posted on Wed, 06 May 2015
I've been wanting to get out into the countryside at night, and forgetting, or the difficulties of our caring for the elderly. My daughter spent a year high in the Alps and spoke wonderingly about the clarity of the 'jewels in the sky'. A few...
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