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How far in an hour?
In an hour from now this car should have gone 30 miles if we carry on at the speed we are going, but, hey, how far will our world (and us on it) have...
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No ghost – living Saviour!
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] He was no ghost – he ate the fish, … Why do so many this dismiss, clear evidence ignore? And yet seem willing to believe in tales of things bizarre, that have no benefit to give, and very dubious are. …
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The worst Friday, but the best
Many expected revolution – the rule of the Romans thrown, but Jesus was bringing salvation, their religious hypocrisy shown. And so they demand...
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Ruler serves
“You call me ‘Teacher’ and ‘Lord’ and rightly so. … I, your Teacher and Lord have washed your feet. I have set you an example" … Authority and humble servant, wisdom and compassion, all power and gentleness.
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Above Pencombe, a cold day
23/3/24 Ramble around Hegdon Hill in the cold, views over gentle country east to the Malverns, west to the far Black Mountains, sunlight rays...
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Yes, I've often felt children
Posted on Tue, 04 Apr 2023
Yes, I've often felt children get organised too much and don't have time to think,and ponder about what they want to do (though I notice my young grandchildren can get ideas of what to do that need restraining and guiding!). And even get...
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I gather your aim is
Posted on Mon, 03 Apr 2023
I gather your aim is conveying that it isn't physical longevity on earth that should be the main aim and desire, but use, enjoyment, and memories of how the time used and experienced.
That is good, I like that impression conveyed. Of...
Read full commentPosted in A Requiem for One Man’s Life (Edited and Updated 2023)
You encourage the noticing of
Posted on Tue, 04 Apr 2023
You encourage the noticing of the little things to see and hear and smell, even when we can't go far! Rhiannon
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Really enjoyed the cliff
Posted on Tue, 28 Mar 2023
Really enjoyed the cliff ramble as have had so many holidays on Purbeck cliffs and Pembrokeshire coastal path, and also lived many years in Barry with the friendly Flat Holm and Steep Holm to see (except when it was raining, though the saying was...
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The awakening nature with the
Posted on Tue, 21 Mar 2023
The awakening nature with the drifting in of spring likened to what is much conceled at night until daybreak? Rhiannon
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Dougie, you've missed an 'r'
Posted on Mon, 20 Mar 2023
Dougie, you've missed an 'r' out of the title.
I like the haiku – the lightest touch, as the woman who touched Christ's garment, but he knew she had done so, and that she believed, and was approaching him. Rhiannon
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Good. The shock from short
Posted on Fri, 17 Mar 2023
Good. The shock from short says more than wordy! A lovely shock those daffodils to all who are tired after winter — trumpeting! Rhiannon
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Sounds a lovely place and
Posted on Fri, 10 Mar 2023
Sounds a lovely place and weather to enjoy the daffodils and other signs. Rhiannon
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A good little tale. Nicely
Posted on Fri, 10 Mar 2023
A good little tale. Nicely told for children. And another intriguing collective noun! Rhiannon
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Such a lovely garden to
Posted on Fri, 10 Mar 2023
Such a lovely garden to visualise! and the idea of them learning to enjoy gardening and able to notice so much wildlife. Thank you for reminding me of the two delightful collective nouns! Rhiannon
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