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Cardboard testimony
Watched this yesterday at Bible study. I was a bit teary by the end!
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Tomorrow When The War Began
Tamie has written an in-depth review on her blog.
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Happiness is…
I’ve been asked by Soph G to name 10 things that make me happy. Well you all know I love a good list, so here it is. 1. Waking up every day to the little boy pictured above. 2. Drinking … Continue reading
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Tinkering
I think I’ve finally found a template I’m happy with. I’ve even finally worked out how to add a blogroll! All I need to do now is work out how to change the picture. Hmm…
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The heart of prayer
“At the heart of all our praying must be a biblical vision. That vision embraces who God is, what he has done who we are, where we are going, what we must value and cherish. That vision drives us toward … Continue reading
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Knitting
They say never judge a book by its cover, but I often do…not just books but CDs, restaurants, items on the supermarket shelf, even shops. So when I saw a cosy looking store selling knitting wares across from where we … Continue reading
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Happy Spring!
Here’s a video clip to put you in a good mood. How cute is this baby?!
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Too many books
I’ve decided to not buy any more books until I’ve read every single book I currently own. Here’s a list of unread books I have sitting on my shelf: Negotiating the Dead by Margaret Atwood Orynx and Crake by Margaret … Continue reading
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From staff to little bosses
Here is an interesting article on why parents hate parenting from New York Magazine. It’s a long piece, but a good read if you have the time. I found author Jennifer Senior’s point on how children have gone from being … Continue reading