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Archive for November, 2006

A small quiz

Click on this and see if you can work out what biblical character it’s talking about (and no, it’s not Jesus). Drawings by Jess.

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The lies we believe.

It turns out that we believe a lot of lies in our friendships with each other. These are just a few that need to be stamped upon and disregarded.
1. Everyone else has more friends than us, and therefore they don’t need us in their lives.2. No-one could/would ever fall in love with us.3. We [...]

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Ceryn and Jess

One of the best things about my job is that I get to work with lovely Relay Workers. Here they are in action at a training day on Saturday. I love them very much.

I particularly like the sign above Ceryn in this one

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Sundays

Things to do on a sunny Sunday.1. Sleep a lot.2. Go out and have fun with friends in country parks. 3. Eat good food in pubs with roaring fires.4. Get reminded of reality at Church. 5. Eat toasted teacakes in front of the TV.

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“For when our hearts weep gloriousrelieved of all this miserableroll down canyons careless weechoing with glee and goodnessforming visions in the scampering dust and skimming frisbes made of sunspots
For when our hearts weep gloriousweightless of all bitter slumpsparkling as a beach we all then burrow through the sighing wavesto play see saw with driftwood and [...]

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The socks, my teachers…

My socks are teaching me a lot at the moment. I thought I’d share these things with you. I’ve just bought some of the most comfortable pairs of socks in the world. These are made from a special wool that is ridiculously soft, my feet are happy and cosy and everytime I walk around [...]

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Traumatised

I’ve done it, I’ve watched the end of the West Wing. I cried at every one of the last 6 episodes. I think I need trauma therapy. There is no more to be watched. I’m very sad right now. (possibly in both meanings of that word). The West Wing was beautiful for many many [...]

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