31 August 2021
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This is me mid-sermon this morning. I was speaking on a couple of passages in Mark’s gospel (7:24-37), which will be available online for Sunday morning and which I’ll probably publish a transcript of at some point. This frame caught … Continue reading
30 August 2021
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Rob Newton started hosting a new Sunday night open mic session at The Beacon in Loughborough and Jane and I went along. I’ve been to other music sessions at pubs on a Sunday evening where the place is pretty dead … Continue reading
29 August 2021
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I’m liking how my new Jaguar bass is settling in. Having played it a bit, it is losing the brand-new string zing and I got what I’d count as a nice vintage tone out of it at church this morning. … Continue reading
28 August 2021
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I’ve begun to lose count of how many services I’ve supported with music at Thorpe Acre Church since starting as worship pastor there in late 2019. Each one takes some careful preparation and I could give you a more accurate … Continue reading
27 August 2021
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When I was at school (another time and another place), September was the month for going back after the summer break. You’d have the last Monday in August as a Bank Holiday, whatever was left of that week and then … Continue reading
26 August 2021
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I’ve generally been quite good about work / life balance. Work fits into work and, as I progressed to more senior roles, you’d be willing to get in a bit early, stay a bit later or do some extra work … Continue reading
25 August 2021
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Today’s baking experiment was between loaves and rolls – four flat(ish) loaves.
24 August 2021
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If all goes to plan, Jane and I should be off for a few days camping in September at a woodland site towards the southern edge of the Lake District. It shouldn’t be too cold and, hopefully, won’t be too … Continue reading
23 August 2021
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Here’s my video of Saturday’s set: Unfortunately, that means I can’t get the two things I wanted out of it – how was my right hand playing technique and did I manage not to spend too long buried in my … Continue reading
22 August 2021
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Jane and I took a trip across to Moira Furnace, home of a country park and a museum about the industrial heritage of the area. The main attraction for us was enjoying a bit of folk music from the last … Continue reading