31 March 2006
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This morning I finally finished uploading pictures from our recent trip to Spain to my Flickr account – see my photos tagged Sevilla and Cordoba. What you may be wondering is why it took me so long; after all, isn’t … Continue reading
30 March 2006
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I’ve been making progress on processing and uploading my pictures from the Sevilla trip – you can see the ones I’ve published to Flickr so far by checking my espa
29 March 2006
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I’ve finished The Haiku Handbook, which I wrote about earlier this month. So, for all that reading, what have I learnt? Firstly, that slavish adherence to seventeen syllables, in a pattern of 5 / 7 / 5, fails to capture … Continue reading
28 March 2006
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It turns out that Abdul Rahman has been freed. In fact, it looks like that decision was at least well on the way before I fired off a letter to my MP and blogged about it yesterday. So, does that … Continue reading
27 March 2006
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Article 18 of the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community … Continue reading
26 March 2006
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I’ve been quiet on the blogging side for the past week because Jane and I have been enjoying a week in the city of Sevilla in southern Spain. I’m considering a series of daily blogs reflecting back on our journey … Continue reading
17 March 2006
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Recently I took a youth service over in Dartford (see previous entries and the tentative website) and preached on the subject of Gideon, a hero from the Biblical book of Judges. The scourge of Israel in Gideon’s day were a … Continue reading
16 March 2006
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Alas, I have to report that my much loved bread machine seems to be on its last legs. I thought it had died last week, when it got partway through and then turned off, forcing me to finish the loaf … Continue reading
15 March 2006
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Last night I attended my church not as a congregant or leader but for the public meeting being held there about the future of the Hither Green area. It was absolutely packed, well beyond expectations. Furthermore, the attendance wasn’t fuelled … Continue reading
14 March 2006
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The Institute of Physics has an interesting write up on how a spider sticks to walls, including a close up of a spider’s foot. It’s fascinating stuff and unlikely to bug out any arachnophobes unless the thoughts of next generation … Continue reading