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Why do we worry?

Matthew 6  25-34 Worry about necessities 25 “Therefore, I say to you, don’t worry about your life, what you’ll eat or what you’ll drink, or about your body, what you’ll wear. Isn’t life more than food and the body more than clothes? 26Look at the birds in the sky. They don’t sow seed or harvest grain or gather crops into barns. Yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Aren’t you worth much more than...

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How useful ChatGPT can be

I corresponded with Chat, as the plans I had for a visit to Torquay and work there next month seemed, on reflection, to be overambitious, so I decided to cut back and regroup. This is how CHAT GPT responded when I told it this morning. I agree we should not rely on tech too much, but this certainly helped clarify my position. You’re trying to do two jobs at once: arrive as a person and arrive as...

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Talking with Chat GPT – who are you?

who are you? I’m ChatGPT ? Think of me as a smart, chatty AI you can talk to about pretty much anything—questions, ideas, writing, problem-solving, brainstorming, learning new stuff, or just messing around with thoughts. I don’t have a body or personal experiences, but I’m trained on a huge mix of books, articles, and conversations so I can explain things, help you think, or create things with...

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Where to go now with these diaries

It has been some days, if not weeks, since I last wrote a meaningful diary entry, and I find myself a little uncertain about how to proceed. I don’t think it’s a matter of having run out of things to say, because new things are always happening. Rather, it feels like a change of focus — a sense that I should be helping other people in their search for community-spirited awareness and...

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Annual Review- have I learnt anything?

Reflections on the Year Summing up one year of activity is something that I approach with some trepidation, so I will write things not in chronological order but in the order that appears to me as I write this document. Ultimately, this year I achieved what many thought was impossible: to conceive, execute, and publish a 300-page book about village life in three villages close to where I reside....

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Adventures in A&E

For the past eight or so years I have had injections for wet macular disease in my left eye, but in the last few days nature has had other ideas for me. A few days ago my right eye started playing up, and when I closed my eyes and opened them, I saw a large grey balloon and also something that looked very much like a blood corpuscle. I thought this might be the start of something important, so...

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