• Fireworks for the Feast of St John

    Today is the Feast of the Nativity of St John the Baptist. (We only celebrate three birthdays in the church calendar – John the B, his cousin Jesus and Mary, Mother of Our Lord and Aunty of John the B).
    I’ve been on retreat for the last week – something I last did 2 years ago. It has been very good too, looking at wounded healers – Henri Nouwen, Brother Roger, Mychal Judge and John O’Donohoe.
    The town that I’ve been staying in goes rather large on celebrating the Eve of  the Feast of St John, so we got a firework display just before midnight, a big fire by the sea and the local population all turning up to dip their feet into the water at midnight.
    Anyway, here are a few firework photographs. It was a great retreat week and this was a rather spectacular conclusion.

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6 responses to “Plumber Blues”

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    Kelvin

    Re: Plumber Blues
    CHALLENGE:  Same theme, but a funky rap this time?

    Might warm you up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Anonymous

    Re: Plumber Blues
    No, I don’t think so.

    Rap isn’t for me. Though you are welcome to try yourself.

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    Anonymous

    Re: Plumber Blues
    Hot water now restored.

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    Kelvin

    Re: Plumber Blues

    O dear, what will you do for inspiration now then?

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    Kelvin

    Re: Plumber Blues
    Once again, items that relate to the cat are attracting the most comment.  Does Tilly have some mystical powers I wonder or is it just that the more serious issues are not as much fun.  Your blog(or is it Tilly's is getting addictive).  How sad is that then?“

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    Anonymous

    Re: Plumber Blues
    third time lucky, this thing has allowed me to enter – and no cookie crumbling to do so!!!!
    Hello Tilly

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