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Attacking a satsuma like Jack Horner
Little Miss Capable: sat at the table … She stuck in her thumb …
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The seasons' round
Autumn leaves are falling down falling down, falling down …
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Benefitting from being thankful
Thanksgiving crowds out … Thanksgiving turns your thoughts again … The world suggests to empty all your worries from your mind. We pass them up …
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Sunday rest and heavenly rest
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] God created – all complete: finished, nothing to repeat … Jesus saved – it’s all complete: finished, nothing to repeat … They treasure Sunday’s taste of heavenly pleasure!
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Keeping things nice
Not personal! “Sugar and spice and all things nice”. – that’s the life for me! nothing unpleasant, all my own choice, no heeding of any authority …...
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Terry, you quote "It is
Posted on Fri, 24 Mar 2017
Terry, you quote "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God." (Matthew 19:24) in the teaser. Interesting to note that when the disciples said then "'Who then can be saved?",...
Read full commentPosted in While Waiting at the River Styx
There is a difference between
Posted on Fri, 24 Mar 2017
There is a difference between Heseltine losing advisory posts to the government if he is in disagreement with them, and actually punishing, trying to silence or prevent free speech, isn't there? But there is a lot of attempting to label polite,...
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Is this autobiographical,
Posted on Wed, 22 Mar 2017
Is this autobiographical, Linda? If so, sorry to hear of your bereavement now.
All those things never asked, and photos unknown, very striking. I take random photos from her collection into my mother-in-law. Sometimes she knows who and...
Read full commentPosted in SENSE
Thank you for that
Posted on Tue, 07 Mar 2017
Thank you for that encouraging comment, Elsie. On their last birthdays, I did make little books for my 3 granddaughters.
Actually I started off on this subject wondering about trying to do something about the difference it used to be when...
Read full commentPosted in School Absence, Home Presence
Reminds me of Paul's
Posted on Sun, 19 Feb 2017
Reminds me of Paul's discourse in Romans 7, Graham, where Paul, having described how being released from being totally controlled by sinful passions by new life and the enabling of the Spirit to desire and do God's will and law, he then describes...
Read full commentPosted in Running Scared
I like that rose in the
Posted on Mon, 13 Feb 2017
I like that rose in the picture – 'spilling dusty gold'! Also like the romance founded on and going on in devotion and grace, and although the love 'set and fixed' (frozen) yet still walking on through the years leaning on the blessing of heaven...
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An interesting one, Graham.
Posted on Thu, 02 Feb 2017
An interesting one, Graham. Brought to mind the gentle hugging a baby and child craves, and our own desire for accepting love at any age. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Take Me Back To My Womb
I also thought you seemed to
Posted on Mon, 23 Jan 2017
I also thought you seemed to have known this man so well, though maybe it was a combination of people known over the years. But was again interested in the sweep of life depicted (by our age, you do get aware of the sweep of the years, the...
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Yes! I was struck when the
Posted on Fri, 20 Jan 2017
Yes! I was struck when the phrase 'his word is his bond' came to mind – in these days a phrase almost forgotten, and so well illustrates the dependability and power of God's words and promises, unlike so much that gets said without committment or...
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I thought I'd made a comment
Posted on Sat, 07 Jan 2017
I thought I'd made a comment on this on Saturday. Probably forgot to press 'Save'!
I thought it intirguingly linking the waters and tears of this life; and maybe water can also bring to mind cleaning, new leaf, thirst quenched, baptism …...
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