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Monthly Archives: July 2011
What I’m not Good At
I have just recovered from a small ordeal precipitated by a technical error of mine. Incompetence, I am relieved to tell you, does not infect every aspect of my character but it is present in a number of them and … Continue reading
Posted in faith, Life, skils, Talent
Tagged life, musings, reflections, self-esteem, skilss, values
21 Comments
Howling at the Moon continued
My last post, which had this name ended up giving the wrong impression of where I stood. I don’t mean that writing about yourself and sharing your thoughts and troubles is a waste of time. Far from it. What I … Continue reading
Howling at the Moon
For some years now, as part of my reflections on the western society of which I am a part I have referred to “The Air Hostess’s Smile”. It is a smile which accompanies her question, “Do you want anything from … Continue reading
Before we Start Breathing
For years she has sat there in her chair watching soaps and muttering about neglect. Not without love but she always waited for you to make the first move. Her husband always did that but he has been dead these … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, community, old age, Relationships, Talent
Tagged ageing, family, life, musing, reflections, values
11 Comments
Camden Lights: No Ordinary Life
Taken from us one drink at a time, killed by demons that ate her life, she leaves the world stunned and bewildered by her exit. Her haunting insistent and sometimes vibrant talent posed questions and offered views of life which … Continue reading
Posted in amy winehouse, Health, Life, Talent
Tagged career, conflict, faith, inspiration, reflections, talents, values
17 Comments
Wrong End of the Stick
Yesterday my partner made a list of things she required when we went shopping. Nothing too fanciful: toothpaste, food, a new pair of pyjamas for me for some reason, bits and bobs for the house. You get the picture. So … Continue reading
Posted in Life, recreation, Relationships, shopping
Tagged amy whitehouse, life, musings, reflections, relationships, values
11 Comments
Unexpected Music
During my passage through Blogland I have read many posts from many other people. Most are of general interest dealing with food, fashion, holidays , films and the like. Not every post within them but many of the articles. Every once … Continue reading
Posted in blog, community, faith, Life, Relationships, writing
Tagged confidence, faith, inspiration, life, musing, musings, reflections, values
13 Comments
Riding without a Handbrake
I love animals. This is no secret but some are more disconcerting than others. Stroking a Lion, though not impossible, would fill me with unease, and I would be careful not to have a bottle of ketchup on my person … Continue reading
Posted in creative writing, Health, horse-riding, Life, recreation
Tagged fitness, life, musings, Panic, reflections
15 Comments
Openly Anonymous
A few times a week I walk along the river from my home. The view is pleasant in an organised way.Nothing left to chance, each tree is planned, but still my eye is grateful for the view. Amidst it swans … Continue reading
Posted in community, creative writing, faith, Health, Life, Relationships
Tagged life, musings, reflections, relationships, values
13 Comments
A Georgian Terrace
Imagine the world of Jane Austin: a Georgian terrace sweeps round in a gentle curve with a soft green lawn laid out before it. Across the lawn nannies push prams full of treasured young from the pampered homes of the families who employ them. … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, community, faith, Life, Relationships
Tagged culture, customs, life, musings, reflections, values
12 Comments