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Diamonds of truth
I remember a child (about 8 years old) in Sunday School saying something like ‘It’s a good idea to say you believe in God – if it’s wrong you won’t...
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Recognising our ignorance
The wisest know how ignorant they are … But He with power to hold within his hands the wind, … knows everything, all things He understands – so listen! to the truth He’s told …
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Happy Weary Industry
Labourers wearily industrious in farm, field and hill - will they more leisure gain if machines take the strain? Industrial revolution. Folks flock...
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Present Grace, Future Perfect
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] … a leper … He touched him – no infection passed, …from Jesus cleansing flowed to cure … A man was paralysed …down through the roof they lowered him … First, Jesus pardoned him – some sneered …
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Illumination leaking in …
Confined to bed, an open window, a far-away hoot …
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Enjoyed your dreamy garden
Posted on Tue, 26 Jun 2018
Enjoyed your dreamy garden break with you! lots of concentrated thoughts, so many pictures to view! I liked the leaf rooved hall especially, and the soft wings cupping sound from stillness. and the night when even the bees have...
Read full commentPosted in a break from hoovering
You seem to write fairly
Posted on Mon, 25 Jun 2018
You seem to write fairly often about homeless people? Here you give a glimpse of one situation, enough to realise how little we really know about many around us. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in AFTER
One of my most used skirts -
Posted on Sat, 23 Jun 2018
One of my most used skirts - for best - was £1 on a charity shop sale rail! It's much easier to see what you like somehow in a mixed medley in a charity shop! I think there was concern about pumping out from charity shops to poorer countries...
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A life made bland by ease is
Posted on Sat, 23 Jun 2018
A life made bland by ease is a very telling phrase. So easy just to criticize others, or frustration at the attitudes of 'society'. I was reading of the problems of fasion and the assumptions of constant new clothing necessary, made to...
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You've captured the boy's
Posted on Thu, 14 Jun 2018
You've captured the boy's heart so well here, Richard. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in From One's Heart
Lovely picture of the feel of
Posted on Fri, 08 Jun 2018
Lovely picture of the feel of relaxation in a canoe, ending with a concise cameo of the history of ancient refuge in the land for many, and their hopes. Rhiannon
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I'm not good at trying to
Posted on Wed, 30 May 2018
I'm not good at trying to compare, Di. I hadn't meant there was anything wrong with your descriptions of the boats in the other - sometimes I just need a bit of reassurance.
I like the mossy wall and the colour of the bluebells coming in...
Read full commentPosted in renewable 2 (second go at this)
I get told off for calling
Posted on Mon, 28 May 2018
I get told off for calling them windmills, when I can't remember the word turbines!
I liked the description here of them as like white slim bird bones. Is the last but one stanza referring to the feather-like sails on the sea? It seems a...
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You have caught here the
Posted on Tue, 22 May 2018
You have caught here the feeling of looking down on your life and family's ways when far apart, and the place you've just left, like if one could see a film catching each on their travels. It reminded me of one of my children (when very young)...
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Very clever! I love seeing
Posted on Wed, 23 May 2018
Very clever! I love seeing those first leaves emerging, and the simple cotyledon leaves often making food so that the more complex leaves can then grow. I liked this very much. The fragility and freshness of new leaves is lovely too isn't it, and...
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