I saw this picture (Thanks to The Meta Picture) and at first recognised it for it’s humour and then looked closer and considered how real it is. Sure it reflects the American concept of the normal life, but it’s not that different to the British version. In fact quite a number of cultures and sub-cultures […]
Read More This Is Freedom?Assumptions. We are making them frequently they are rough guides to decisions and conclusions we’ll reach at various stages. Some of them are right, some of them are wrong. Either way we’ll keep plodding on assuming this, that and the other. If you had talked about what sunk the Titanic I would have given you […]
Read More What We Think Can Just Be The Tip Of …Almost two years ago I wrote on the issue of Divided Loyalties and something I was considering today brought up the same matter. Obviously worth reading the original by clicking the link and then pop back here. I’ll still be here when you get back. Done? OK, good. So I was considering the issue of […]
Read More The Matter of LoyaltyI come across songs that embed themselves deeply and richly in my psyche, the fabric of my very being is interwoven with bits and bobs from certain tracks over time. Fred Hammond plays a big part in those songs that will be a part of me It is one thing to get a groove going […]
Read More DMCD Songs: Praise Belongs To You – Fred HammondThere is security in certainty. The baby is secure in the arms of her mother. She often behaves with the certainty that her mother will always be there when she wants to sleep or when she wants a feed. That level of certainty is never questioned by her at that age. It’s not even an […]
Read More Security in CertaintyThere are some songs that take a while to grow on you. This is one of them. When I first heard it I was wondering why it would even be considered a gospel song thinking that the only thing making it such was the fact it was sung by a gospel singer. I thought it […]
Read More CD Songs: Dreamin’ – Andrae CrouchI am loving Twitter. The brevity, the speed of information, the diversity of interests to follow and the creativity used in expression is some of the reasons I love it so much. With the ease of availability – to me a tweet is literally getting a text from a friend – I can also enjoy […]
Read More Best Thing I Ever DidNo I haven’t blogged on here for a few days and that’s been down to being busy with some ongoing projects that have been taxing for body and mind, so time to blog has been at a premium. Indeed I’m only popping up to remind you about the importance of momentum from something I wrote […]
Read More Reminder About MomentumSaturday 17 July 2010. Location: Little Hulton, Greater Manchester. Everything that could be packed was packed, there was uncertainty as to whether everything would go in one trip, but there was certainty that we were moving. Again. I’ve mentioned moving in a number of blogs and they may say the only thing that doesn’t change […]
Read More The Bletchley Experience One Year OnKnowledge is power. I really believe that. Of course, the problem with that concept is that it doesn’t really explain much. For to have power – what does that mean? How is power meant to be exercised? That is why, slowly but surely, I am learning that the pursuit of knowledge in itself is a […]
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