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Mike HIll is a retired Bishop from the diocese of Bristol and gave us a talk at this morning's Christian Mens Breakfast in Frome. You can see his blog here. ............................................................... It's great to be here with you, and I want to talk to you a little bit about something that the old preachers called assurance. And that is something that, to the secular...
If you recall, on a previous occasion I talked about what sparked me off to start a new book. It was my Christian friend John. See the entry here. I rang him this morning. Brian: Following on our conversation on 1st September about the inspiration for writing a diary. If you remember, I just wanted to tell you that the new book is going like an absolute rocket. I almost wonder what universe I'm...
You have to tell AI how much contrast you need so that when the print is reproduced, it does not look too wishy-washy. Today was what I call a steep learning curve. We left about quarter past nine this morning in order to achieve a meeting at a certain venue near Westbury, the aim being to meet up with an archaeological group. My aim is to do for people what the Domesday Book did for property. I...
I am normally an early riser, and this morning was no exception. At certain times of the morning I get light effects; this is the early morning sun shining through the trees and causing a pattern to appear above my fireplace. I do not usually watch BBC One, but today I watched a very interesting and in-depth series of political studies conducted by John Simpson, who as the more senior ones of my...
Today, off to Frome, where Françoise is having a massage. I need to drive her because her wrist is not yet healed. This town is always a pleasure, especially on a sunny day with the clouds scudding across the blue sky. I went into the town centre and to the Cheese and Grain, which is the main meeting establishment for musical shows and other events, and had a coffee. Prior to that I was fumbling...
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