Many thanks to all those who made Palm Sunday so special at St Mary’s. (I’ve been ill for a fortnight, so it wasn’t down to me!)
Thanks to Stewart Macfarlane for capturing this pic. A reminder that Holy Week starts with joy.
you forgot to mention that light boxes work much better in proper offices, rather than those shared with cats.
Oh, that’s one of those PhD theses never yet completed: Symbiosis and Stasis – the effect of cats on lightboxes, the effect of lightboxes on cats and the effects of each on those living with Seasonally Affective Disorder.
According to those posters on the underground, catowners are apparently more stress-free and content and the norm so, surely, a cat AND light box owner ought to be chirpy as Santa Clause!
We have one. Not out yet but it might have been had it not been for a few days earlier this week in Belfast while NI pretended to be Spain in summer!
Thanks Coxy. Can I also saw how much I am in awe of your Church Times Page 3 Stunner success this week.
A media triumph.
Now, if I dressed up in pink and had my photo taken running about in shorts, I wonder if the Church Times….
Not a CT subscriber, so : Link?!! Hope it was the neon number š
Although surely, given the choice, Italian Vanity Fair makes for the more impressive C.V. entry š
….with and without the Cope of Glory, Kelvin??
Kelvin, no.
But let us just enjoy that for once Nick looks better in pink.
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It seems that our cousins in the Church of England have voted in favour of bringing in legislation which will result in bishops being consecrated who happen to be female. We debated and voted on this a few years ago. It was quite a good debate, I seem to remember. Charitable and thoughtful and followed…
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