Not often that I have to these days!

We had an excellent event at GalGael, Bob, a year-late Glasgow launch of the book. Left to right: Livi of GalGael, Dan Gunn (ex-governor), Sara Trevelyan (psychotherapist), Karyn McCluskey (Com. Justice Scot.) and Mike Nellis (Quaker criminologist). And another rich discussion at GalGael last night.

I worked as a literacy tutor in the BSU, 1980-82. Very strong agreement

That crude quote post is an abuse of the sensitivity with which Kenneth Macleod (a friend of mine) shared his picture. Perhaps you would consider deleting it. All that it adds is rudeness, which will only feed what many of us most dislike in Trump.

Good old folk revival stuff. High time for another folk revival.

The Herald's AI-ish picture of the person as if with one leg cut off says it all.

Very easily done! I quite often do a quick delete before anybody notices.

I took it to mean that if we are looking, we will find God where there is suffering in the world. That can be both literal poverty as destitution (Luke 6:20) and/or the “poor in spirit” (Matthew 5:3).

He does say that - here is where in the article. And yes, nice quote.

That was kind of her. And hopefully, unnecessary!

Mind you, in the USA I was warned you could get shot for “trespassing”.

(Maybe a wind-up? I’m very gullible when I want to be 😉 ).

Indeed, so that they keep on the right side of the law! (Otherwise, how can they expect us peasants to do likewise?).