15 December 2012
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I’m full of sugar now, having been helping at a party for the youth of our church. Fizzy drinks and Krispy Kreme donuts definitely leave a saccharine aftertaste in my mouth although, dietary considerations aside, it was great fun. It … Continue reading
14 December 2012
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I recently opted to start using the new Gmail interface for composing messages. I figured that it was inevitable I would get upgraded at some point so I might as well jump on it at a reasonably convenient time rather … Continue reading
13 December 2012
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Bite-sized daily devotionals have long been a staple of Christian fare so Wilson’s book joins a crowded table. Some such works are tied to particular seasons (Advent and Lent being popular) but this is in the group that can be … Continue reading
12 December 2012
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I couldn’t let today’s date go unmarked on my blog; it is the last time we will get such a simple pattern for some time to come (2/2/22 comes to mind). Stepping outside the UK standard of day, month and … Continue reading
11 December 2012
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Jane and I broke out our Pandemic board game tonight and just about scraped a win. I started my final turn with all the cards I needed to grab the last cure, and just as well as there was nothing … Continue reading
10 December 2012
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This morning’s photographic experiment was trying to take a picture through one side of a pair of binoculars: The result was not a resounding success but I thought it interesting that, because I failed to line up the lenses properly, … Continue reading
9 December 2012
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We are almost through to the middle of December and certainly into winter but the garden has plenty to harvest. It is a different economy to earlier in the year and what is taken is unlikely to be replaced until … Continue reading
8 December 2012
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Today has been our day for getting our Christmas cards and letters printed and sealed in envelopes. The process was complicated by several issues and even required a spot of scientific deduction to finish (if a letter weighs 5g, which … Continue reading
7 December 2012
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Last night, Jane and I popped over to the chippy in Wood Farm to pick up our supper. A surprise bonus was the Salvation Army band standing outside and finishing off a set of Christmas carols. There was something beautiful … Continue reading
6 December 2012
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At coffee this morning, one of my colleagues mentioned a programme she watched last night on the dangers of cycling. I tracked it down — War on Britain’s Roads — and watched it this lunchtime. What a harrowing programme! Using … Continue reading