Wonderful! Congratulations.

The day has been survived.
Thinking of those who ask me 'how do you do it?' (It being ministry and 3 small children).
And the answer is, badly.
I do it badly, I don't do it all.
I hold myself to an impossible standard and hope for the best.
And in amongst my human failings, God's grace abounds.

I'm always so grateful for any place that offers 'stuff' during the holidays - a rainy holiday to Herefordshire was made a whole heap better by Messy Church at the Cathedral that we accidentally joined.

Towcester (amongst others).

Sorry your day has ended up with an A&E trip, hope everything is okay?

This is impressive. I, however, love a re-read. It's like snuggling under a cosy blanket.
But I'll always remember a much loved English teacher recounting -with some shock- having been asked 'how many books do you think you will read before you die?'.

Thank you for the truly excellent worship music. What a gift!

I always point out tractors - but mainly it's just to myself.

Amazing!

Which sounds like it should be some lovely Japanese tree with nice leaves. But, alas, it is not.

Thanks so much, I found the writing process pretty cathartic but there's possibly more to write.

Quite.

Yup.

I saw a job advert today that asked applicants to 'manifest on paper' which really sounds pretty unfortunate (and a little messy).

They are so hard - no shame needed. Sometimes, we can't do the theological stuff whilst we are in it; sometimes the theological work is coming out the other side.