19 October 2014
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Another busy weekend! On Friday I was up early to deliver leaflets from my church down the St Clement’s parish end of Cowley Road. Top tip? Carry a small piece of wood to hold open letterboxes and encourage leaflets through … Continue reading
16 October 2014
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Looks cryptic? It’s the rhythm I have to play in one of the pieces I’m performing with Ben Mowat’s String Project at St Michael at the Northgate in Oxford on Monday lunchtime (free concert, 1pm). None of the pieces are … Continue reading
15 October 2014
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I got my Autumn Gold brew in the bottle today or, more precisely, 11 swing-top Grolsch bottles with almost a glass (but not quite a bottle full) left over to sample as first runnings, including the beer that had been … Continue reading
14 October 2014
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I had a chance earlier today to reiterate the sermon I delivered at St Clement’s about three weeks ago, on faith at work. Speaking without notes I did stumble when I tried to remember my third point although fortunately it … Continue reading
13 October 2014
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For those who were at the St Clement’s evening service yesterday, you will have seen that the dough I made at the start of the service had begun to grow by the end. Despite challenges such as the relative coolness … Continue reading
12 October 2014
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It has been a busy weekend and I’ve still got a little further to run but I thought I would squeeze in a quick blog post. I was at the final farewell meal for Bruce Gillingham, rector of St Clement’s … Continue reading
10 October 2014
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Yesterday we got wind of a nearby person who wanted a couple of trees taken out of their garden so we were round there this afternoon with saws and other tools. The first tree was enough to fill the car … Continue reading
9 October 2014
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I went to a Westminster Faith Debate tonight on Parishes: what future for the parochial system, conveniently being run in Oxford at the University Church on the High Street. It was relatively easy to get to but not within either … Continue reading
8 October 2014
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Here is what the back garden was looking like a couple of weeks ago: Autumn is definitely setting in but those glorious teasels keep on going; they should continue to crown the patch even into the depths of winter.
7 October 2014
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I made an early escape from my desk today. One of the projects I’m working on is at a stage where I’m trying to balance a number of elements to compile a master list from some data in order to … Continue reading