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Life after Death
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] What is there after death? – All puzzle as they think, but from their exiting this earth their meditations...
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Think about it!
And none can tell what agony he suffered in that agonizing crucifixion. Yes, helped, but do not underestimate prolonging torture, slow extinction of...
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Two bowls
His job to put fresh food waste out (and through the day she piled the lot into a bowl upon the shelf) but often he forgot. One day he heard her give a shout – ‘Where is my salad bowl …
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The Servant King (Maundy Thursday)
A gentle King who on a donkey rode, and then humility he also showed by washing feet – but know this humble King has all the mighty power which can...
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Jesus approaching his departure
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] The time was coming soon – he knew just what he’d have to bear and do in love to save his people – all who...
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Very sad, and you certainly
Posted on Fri, 05 Feb 2016
Very sad, and you certainly seem to have given her a lot of time, and effort. Her Buddhist ideas don't seem to give her much peace or purpose, nor does she sound as if she has found others of that persuasion to support her.
Read full commentWhen we first...
Posted in Sarah
Oh, do plant a willow tree,
Posted on Wed, 03 Feb 2016
Oh, do plant a willow tree, Terry, whoever it weeps for!
Read full commentAs usual you paint a full and interesting picture, full of interesting musical rhymes.
I think we can take some encouragement from some of the 'cleanings-up' that have been done...
Posted in A Willow Tree
A picture, somehow of body in
Posted on Sun, 24 Jan 2016
A picture, somehow of body in post-surgery shock, mixed with peace and relief, and a sense of moving forwards. Good to share. Rhiannon
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I liked the title, but it
Posted on Sat, 23 Jan 2016
I liked the title, but it also reminded me of the power/danger of words written down [Make me a beauty; ugly monster; object of hate; Angel of Death.] which, unless 'fed to the flame', can backfire, as proved by the...
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But oh, to have those
Posted on Sun, 17 Jan 2016
But oh, to have those memories! A richness not all own.
I was struck by mountains...marathons, and molehills – to thinking things that are molehills to some, can be mountains or marathons to another. Rhiannon
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Immediately trying to recall
Posted on Wed, 13 Jan 2016
Immediately trying to recall the last draft! Those 2 first lines are so poignant somehow as an introduction of such a poignant synopsis of the remembered that was transient and fragile like the shimmering, shivering chandelier. (a lot of...
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How long the day does seem if
Posted on Mon, 11 Jan 2016
How long the day does seem if discouraged or depressed, and how easily the weather affects feelings. We do appreciate the bright weather when it comes at present don't we, and need to try to counteract feelings of gloom that we know are based on...
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Counselling needed in
Posted on Sun, 10 Jan 2016
Counselling needed in sensitive communication with your patient in those few minutes you have at your disposal. And how (not) to make things worse by trying too hard to be jolly? Rhiannon
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Well, you seem to have made
Posted on Wed, 06 Jan 2016
Well, you seem to have made this 'memory film' live to the reader, anyway! I felt quite envious of the 'picking up a pig' incident. Rhiannon
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In the midst of it all, there
Posted on Sun, 03 Jan 2016
In the midst of it all, there are some good leaders of industry, who actually do have respect from their workforce, who do probably (or some of them!) acknowldege their debt to good leadership. (a bit like those households in the days of slavery...
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