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Who can go into His presence?
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] They knew He is holy, they knew they were not. The temple displayed well the need they had got for mercy before they could meet Him, embrace – a substitute sacrifice to die in their place. … A Saviour would come soon …
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by Craven Arms
(18/11/22) Bright November afternoon: on the Onny, late low sunshine glints, river flowing full (border rain) tumbling sound, trees still holding...
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Two Photographs, 30 years apart…
A photograph: bright young thing – twenty-something glamorous, flirtatious, vivacious, self-centred. _______ Another photograph: thirty years later...
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Remembrance and prayer …
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Remembering conflicts past and bitter remembering those who died so better life ahead for others’ …Remembering present vile invasions …
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Guard!!
Fire, fire burning bright in the forest day and night damaging the national park – from where came igniting spark? … ( with apologies to William Blake)
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Hi, Jean. Do you have the
Posted on Thu, 07 Nov 2019
Hi, Jean. Do you have the letter at hand, or is it fixed in your memory? It's so interesting to see your perspective and comment on getting to know him more at the time. I was amused at your getting your nail polish done well, then hearing his...
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A lovely coneying of the
Posted on Thu, 31 Oct 2019
A lovely conveying of the smooth shape-changing spectacle! Rhiannon
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Such a delightful bird when
Posted on Mon, 28 Oct 2019
Such a delightful bird when we see it. Do you live in the States? I gather that the Nuthatch leaves in cold weather sometimes over there, but not here. Rhiannon
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I appreciated this. Rhiannon
Posted on Mon, 28 Oct 2019
I appreciated this. Rhiannon
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Interesting, and
Posted on Fri, 25 Oct 2019
Interesting, and interestingly written, Luigi. Expletives can spoil any attempt at arguing the case and encouraging thinking, and descend somehow to the shouted, 'Of course this must be right, you must be mad if...
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Yes, not shallow love, but
Posted on Tue, 22 Oct 2019
Yes, not shallow love, but your response to those requests was testing for you both as to whether you were ready for long-term committment, for if so there would be respect for challenges and patience, and not putting you under wrong pressure. It...
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Again, you are able to relate
Posted on Sun, 20 Oct 2019
Again, you are able to relate your feelings at the time well, but also that awareness now of your naivety and vulnerableness, and awareness from the distance of the happiness but shallowness of your understanding of each other at the time....
Read full commentPosted in Al and the Wonderful Summer
You do keep the reader with
Posted on Sat, 19 Oct 2019
You do keep the reader with you in your writing, Jean, and engagingly frank in your clear memories of young friendships and exploring understanding the boys you meet! Rhiannon
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You always have a way with
Posted on Wed, 16 Oct 2019
You always have a way with words, Jane. But I would long to bring some Spring into these lives not just 'enjoy' their described tense and fragile cold. It seems like where existentialism leads, but we weren't made for that and need that 'God-...
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Walking with you through the
Posted on Mon, 14 Oct 2019
Walking with you through the skeleton is effectively done.
But because we do not need the death of a whale to survive, we can forget that others have probably in the past, especially at a time when they were in abundance in our oceans....
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