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One ray at a time
Rays of light herald the rising sun: the night is passing, work to be done … Rays of love pierce … work to be done begun together – rays of light pierce the night.
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Why is there still a church?
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] How come there’s still believers found who love that carpenter? Though long time’s past they still abound –...
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A Hazy Memory of an Uncle’s Trick
His father made him a wooden box (– I think the making gave him pleasure) … His uncle said he would, with ease open and remove something. (Just why do uncles love to tease?) …
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The crowds are full of individuals
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Harassed and helpless, worried and weary, even the confident sometimes are teary. Some grabbing, greedy,...
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6 (?) to dinner
6 sitting down to dinner. Grown-ups talking … 5 sitting down to dinner …
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You have so much maple over
Posted on Fri, 08 Oct 2021
You have so much maple over there I think! Also I think you are a bit ahead of us in the autumn coldness and colouring. We do have a little bush called Stag's Horn in the garden that is in beautiful colours of red, orange and yellow, jut outside...
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I sometimes wonder if those
Posted on Thu, 07 Oct 2021
I sometimes wonder if those praising some pieces really understand them (I am aware of being very slow to understand even Shakespear myself, without a teacher leading my thoughts), or merely like some parts, and like the sound flow of the words...
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A touching memory, Graham,
Posted on Thu, 07 Oct 2021
A touching memory, Graham, especially as your 'masquerade' could have been sore for the listener in his hard circumstances, and provoked feelings of jealousy, but in fact, his gentle interest in your 'success' and happiness, cheered you! Rhiannon
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This is beautiful, Di! and
Posted on Wed, 06 Oct 2021
This is beautiful, Di! and the simple unobtrusive rhythm and rhyme making a simple flow of the words! Rhiannon
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Glimpses we have of people
Posted on Wed, 06 Oct 2021
Glimpses we have of people and situations in the past can be quite tantalizing in feeling we know only the surface of events and would love to be able to time-travel to see more, and ask questions and try to understand the why of people's...
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'Ships passing in the night'
Posted on Tue, 05 Oct 2021
'Ships passing in the night' … I read this before, and like Jean, was taken with the description of the setting, but thought to have another look when some had commented!
How little we do see through the windows of the eyes in those...
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Lovely you had those
Posted on Mon, 04 Oct 2021
Lovely you had those experiences, Richard, to remember and be able to recall and describe in such detail to delight others. And, still the calls of friendship to give though you can't move far now. Rhiannon
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Very interesting, Jenny!
Posted on Thu, 30 Sep 2021
Very interesting, Jenny! Rhiannon
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It all seems to be very
Posted on Wed, 29 Sep 2021
It all seems to be very confused!
An era when some travelled a lot, but most didn't travel at all?
The children do seem to have been looked after with care and love, and had experienced real love from their parents at the early age...
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There's no need to apologise,
Posted on Wed, 29 Sep 2021
There's no need to apologise, Ed! Wonderful all that the little creatures accomplish, - I was highlighting the particularly specialised net-spinning ones, but I pointed out they all are doing intriguing things, and are of benefit in the river...
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