31 July 2013
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Len Hjalmarson posted an interesting article on his Next Reformation blog yesterday, which reminded me of the core subject of Lynne Truss’s Eats, Shoots & Leaves. What is the link between punctuation and theology? Whereas Lynne’s headline is all about … Continue reading
30 July 2013
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Herman Clafoutis would be a fantastic name for a fictional character but was, in fact, yesterday’s fantastic dessert. I made another clafoutis (50ml milk, 15g sugar and 15g plain flour per large egg, poured over stoned fruit and baked in … Continue reading
29 July 2013
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Jane and I visited another National Trust property this weekend: Wakehurst Place. However, this time the agenda was not to explore the house and gardens (although we did a little of the latter at the end of the day) but … Continue reading
28 July 2013
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I was speaking again at church today, this time in the morning service. The passage under consideration was from Daniel 2, where King Nebuchadnezzar has been suffering from sleepless nights due to bad dreams and sets a challenge which it … Continue reading
26 July 2013
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Since redecorating our “creative room”, which is where I do most of my computing, I have been using an old table top stretched across two cupboards as my primary work surface. It is spacious and makes good use of the … Continue reading
25 July 2013
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An early online meme was “On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog“. Salutary — you really don’t know much about the people you are communicating with until you have built a richer network of connections with them — but … Continue reading
24 July 2013
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Some whose job is climbing up and working on church towers and other tall buildings would probably rightly scoff at my claim on this title but I was up on the church roof last night helping one of our wardens … Continue reading
23 July 2013
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With just a few days left on the Codlo kickstarter project, it is inching closer to reaching the funding required. This makes the week moderately tense for me (I really would like one of these devices) but doubtless much more … Continue reading
22 July 2013
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I got a shock yesterday when I glanced at my phone just before the morning service and realised that the battery charge had dropped down to 22%. I fairly frequently recharge my devices but find that I can normally keep … Continue reading
21 July 2013
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This week marks the 30th anniversary of Christian environmental charity A Rocha. Our church, St Clement’s, has a link through some friends of ours who are part of the congregation and so we marked this with a picnic and a … Continue reading