Moving through life's seasons
Reading Rory Stewart’s Politics On the Edge was a slow burner to start with but then it became increasingly hard to put down. It really was one of those books where I was almost disappointed when I’d finished it; I was hungry for more. Continue reading “Politics On the Edge review”
February has been busy but also a month where we have been knocked-for-six by a virus. Usual optimism continues in this round up of things going on. Continue reading “Weekly update – February has been busy”
“So what’s life like with your refugees?” has been asked by a number of friends. We are now 10 days in and here’s a little summary. Continue reading “Weekly update – life with our refugees”
Yep, the quickest of updates! Continue reading “The quickest of updates”
Somewhat bizarrely, I need to tell you about knitting needles, some wool, a feisty ladies committee and the tick-tick-tick which seems to have suddenly invaded my life. Also my Toddington People project progresses. Continue reading “Weekly update – [knitting] needles at dawn”
We have a little WhatsApp group running amongst our church Home Group. Although we are a big church, say 300-400, we are divided into smaller groups of about 15, so we can get to know each other better and grow together. My latest culinary offering was made earlier this week – veggie curry. Seven peeps said “yes please” and then my worries started: me poisoning the church. Continue reading “My latest worry: poisoning the church”