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If you don’t have children or don’t engage in popular culture, the film “Frozen” released last December by Disney may have passed you by. It’s about 2 sisters and the adventures they go on. We’ve been singing “Let it go” non stop for a while due to a recent production starring my lovely 3 and […]
Read More FrozenMy friends and I were meeting last night to review a book called “The Help” set in 1960’s America, and we discussed the fact that although slavery is long gone, and the civil rights movement has achieved “equality”, being black in the US doesn’t always feel like being free. We all loved the book, as […]
Read More Walking together to the Lord’s mountainWe are big fans of Halloween in this house, and looking forward to a bit of trick-or-treating this Friday. It’s fun getting dressed up and carving pumpkins, and cheers us up after the clocks go back. Like Christmas none of this has got anything to do with the real reason Halloween exists (although some would say the […]
Read More Candles, Ghosts and SaintsI don’t know about you but I often think some friends of mine I admire have really got things sussed. They have gorgeous husbands, lovely children, work flexibly so they can be around for their children, cook fabulous meals whilst effortlessly rising through the ranks at work to smash the odd glass ceiling or two! […]
Read More Keeping up with the Jones’sWhat would God have to say about the big debate in Scotland this week?
Read More You take the high road, a new Jerusalem?Originally posted on inspiredinyork:
My sister, brother-in-law and me just completed the three Yorkshire Peaks walk in one day. This involved allot of planning, preparation, training and support from my husband and parents with babysitting over the last 6 months. It’s really helped me get back into shape and focus on something positive and challenging. …
My sister, brother-in-law and me just completed the three Yorkshire Peaks walk in one day. This involved allot of planning, preparation, training and support from my husband and parents with babysitting over the last 6 months. It’s really helped me get back into shape and focus on something positive and challenging. I know now that […]
Read More 3 PeaksAt the moment I am in transition between jobs. I am leaving local government after 12 years, and taking up a new role in mental health. It’s an area I am really interested in, and hope my background experiences and work as a social worker will help me make the right decisions, when I am […]
Read More You know meLeft to my own devices: making mental health work.
Read More Left to my own devices: making mental health workIt’s been a while since my last blog, and alots happened! Two weeks ago I got to preach at St Paul’s, and in the weeks running up to that I had to concentrate on preparing. I took a day off for a “Day apart” with Sister Pauline, who runs retreats in the local area. Sitting in […]
Read More There’s hope for all of us…!Seek and you shall find
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