Seasons
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It’s the May Bank Holiday Weekend – although I will admit that I woke this morning wondering if it really was a bank holiday or should I be getting up to go to work, but I think that’s a normal reaction. Anyway – May, Summer – I had a productive day on Saturday – I… Read more
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For the last few days it’s been a bit cold – not as cold as it could be in fairness. There is something so delicate about frost, everything looks blasted and could snap if you touch it. This was taken this morning Read more
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It’s just after 8am and I’m out in the garden with the laptop and a coffee. I think this is the hour that everybody seems to emerge – I can hear windows opening and voices – chattering about what needs to happen in order for the day to start. The dogs have been left outside,… Read more
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This is probably a post that should be over on the blog with the photos, but I decided that this was the place I wanted it to be. I love nothing more than a rainy day. It’s even better if I’m sitting inside – a cup of tea in hand, cosy socks and slippers –… Read more
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Eighth Station: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem #StationsOfTheCross pic.twitter.com/rzv2IUXuPY — Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 10, 2020 Stations of the Cross. Ninth Station: Jesus falls a third time #StationsOfTheCross pic.twitter.com/tbnx7j6ynf — Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 10, 2020 Tenth Station: Jesus is stripped of his clothes #StationsOfTheCross pic.twitter.com/4e3pJYF147 — Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 10, 2020 Eleventh… Read more
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It is that time of year again when the lovely Reverend tweets his Stations of the Cross. I have always been stunned by his choice of photos to illustrate the message. First Station: Pilate condemns Jesus to die #StationsOfTheCross pic.twitter.com/Qtj5rKP3UQ — Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 10, 2020 Stations of the Cross. Second Station: Jesus accepts… Read more
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Yesterday I bought a “thing” – it’s a throw with a hood and mittens. It’s one of the softest things I have bought in a long time (normally it’s balls of wool). I spent most of the afternoon offering my purchase around for people to feel – it really is that soft! When I got… Read more
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Today started rather good – himself has had surgery and it appeared to have gone well. However, later on it seems that there will be yet again another side effect we will have to possibly deal with 😦 It’s not a biggy as such but it’s disappointing that this has happened. On the other hand… Read more
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Here in Ireland we get two types of weather – warm rain and cold rain – ok that’s an exaggeration but sometimes I don’t think that it’s by much. I have to admit I don’t mind the rain and given a choice I’d pick cold rain. However, the weather episode of choice for me is… Read more
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