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Whatever the weather …
Whether the weather suit you, or whether the weather suit me, whatever the weather we’ll weather the weather together … some blether and blather,...
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Come, pray …
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Why scorn all thought of one great God? a God who came to earth as babe, and when a man, did good, was kind...
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Assisted when dying*, or assisted to (encouraged to?) suicide
How many may wish, but later relief, that there wish had not been granted: Mum-in-law, a hurting, and hard lady angrily hoped she would never be...
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The Old Look Back …
The old look back – remember those who long ago chose to take a different road, rebel against a dry, dull code; they liked the shock that shook their… some … belatedly came back – jumped track.
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Enzyme
An enzyme* is a complicated protein – long chains of atoms in patterns twisted into shape to help some other molecules unite, combine when needed in the cell’s constant city-like activity. … likened to a molecular computer!
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Sometimes there can be
Posted on Tue, 03 Dec 2024
Sometimes there can be knotty problems, even when it isn't greed beckoning, but glad he could reach such a conclusion! There does seem to be a bit more thought about where and how development of green land for other uses is being considered. May...
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Very surreal! What the
Posted on Sun, 01 Dec 2024
Very surreal! What the barmiad said was natural and nicely put. It is interesting that you have him really appreciating nature himself in his own locality. The extreme of 'no pavements' seems to highlight the detrmination to make no concessions,...
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"Compassion" can be mistaken.
Posted on Fri, 29 Nov 2024
"Compassion" can be mistaken. Understanding of others' situation can be shown later to be incomplete, their concerns changeable. End-of-life care and spport has improved tremendously. Doctors' vocation and concern has always been to help the...
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It's so good to have visions
Posted on Sat, 23 Nov 2024
It's so good to have visions and memories of such places from the years of being able to visit, and refreshed with online or TV vidieos, but the miind being able to feel and so convey the feeling of being there, seeing and feeling the smell and...
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Thank you, Jenny for your
Posted on Tue, 19 Nov 2024
Thank you, Jenny for your commendation. Very glad you enjoyed. And glad to hear from you. I had been wondering how the convalescence was going, as it can be a time of ups and downs and some frustrations. Rhiannon
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lovely descriptions of the
Posted on Wed, 20 Nov 2024
lovely descriptions of the walk and the hoar frost. I'm still toying whether to join instagram as your photos must be delightful, though the word descriptions are good. Down here in the Wales/England borderland we have had snow unexpectedly. Very...
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You show how raw feelings can
Posted on Tue, 19 Nov 2024
You show how raw feelings can be in anguish. Walking through the valley of the shadow of death is hard for the ill, but so much for the loved ones, who can't know how their loved ones are coping, and feel helpless. An understanding Shepherd with...
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They were always there.
Posted on Tue, 19 Nov 2024
They were always there. Probably knew you'd come if you had anything to say, and were content if you were doing OK. Rh
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We moved from Barry to
Posted on Tue, 12 Nov 2024
We moved from Barry to Wrexham when I was 8, and found there was a coal pit hooter to hear instead (end of shift?), but I think I blanked it out after a while. Rhiannon
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That's a lovely evocation of
Posted on Tue, 12 Nov 2024
That's a lovely evocation of such a deserted beach at such a time. We lived near a very busy beach when I was young, and my father used to say the best time to visit was at Christmas time, no crowds.
It is a place of end and beginning and...
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