Moving through life's seasons
Here is the briefest of posts; a quick reflection on the last ten years. In some ways, life seems to have stood still and yet there has been a number of unexpected twists and turns. We are still living in the same house and still go to the same church which is always a good foundation for us. Continue reading “The last ten years”
Recently I have encountered a couple of Range Rovers while I’ve been running through the quiet country lanes near Dunstable. This prompted me to revisit a previous blog post (on another site) from 2013. Unbeknown to me at the time, it became my most popular blog post with over 28,000 hits even though it was a spoof. So here it is again: Continue reading “Who drives a (black) Range Rover?”
Note to self – the more you put in, the more you get from life. I need to remind myself of this, so I don’t coast or drift. I now absolutely love this reflective time of year, in the coziness of a nice warm house. So, a few fairly random bullet points for the year ahead. Continue reading “Few thoughts for the year ahead”
My weekly update – looking ahead
A week of slowly winding down, for Christmas. For the last couple of days I have felt myself sliding into hibernation, generally feeling cold. To compound this, all this daily running has meant I have picked up a little injury. More below…. Continue reading “Weekly update – looking ahead”
Time to tell you all about Shotter Photography – my eldest daughter’s new website. This is a bit of a side hustle for her, having landed a teaching job in Exeter. Continue reading “Shotter Photography – my eldest daughter’s new website”
“I missed your blog!” said Anthony. I quickly explained we have had my mother come to stay for a few days and being the dutiful son, I had neglected my blog. Rest assured, we still have a few things going on.
This first year of retirement has been truly amazing. Nevertheless it is worth standing back and taking a look at how things are and what we still need to work on. Continue reading “First year of retirement!”