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So today, in the shortest congregational meeting of my life so far (although, not actually all that short), the congregation of the church of which I am parted voted to adopt a unitary constitution. I have been trying to understand how this is going to make things different. Sometimes drawing pictures helps me think, so [...]

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It was disturbing in a way. Keen herds of american tourists in brussels, dashing from their airconditioned bus to the gallery, safely protected from the dangers of trams, cars and non-english speaking folks. They went round the gallery at a fair pace, not surprising since they had to be back on the bus in an [...]

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Intimidation and Stage Fright

Several people in the last few weeks have commented to me that I’m not easily intimidated. Each time, I’ve reacted thinking WHAT???? but realised before I opened my mouth that a confident and articulate “actually, I often feel intimated, I just normally choose to be brave” wouldn’t be believed. I have learnt, one way and [...]

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Other worlds

On Sunday, Mel – a friend of mine up visiting scotland, and I climbed Mel’s first munro, Broad Cairn.
It was a freezing day, but sunny, so the views from the summit were stunning, and it was brilliant fun. A sprinkling of snow made the hills around look somehow other worldly.
Sometimes getting out of the [...]

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More street philosophy.

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Aviation is Vandalism

It made me think.

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Frosty Days

It was FREEZING last week. I took this photo at lunchtime (by which I mean 1:20) on the meadows in Edinburgh. brrr. Having good gloves makes a big difference to your overall well being when cycling in this kind of weather.

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Making happiness

I have been influenced increasingly over the last few months by The Happiness Project. It came partly out of a realisation that most people doing the MA (including me) weren’t all that happy a lot of the time, an I was trying to unpick why that was.
All talented people, doing something we loved, we tended [...]

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British Train Travel

I love travelling by train. I find it relaxing, and as long as it isn’t too dark, interesting too. I spent over 40 hours studying for my dissertation on trains – I just found they had a great atmosphere conjucive for concentration. I was up in Dundee last weekend, and the MP3 player in [...]

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The world is a small, small place.
Reading some blogs today (yup, should’ve been reading stuff for the dissertation, but I am meant to be researching blogs at the moment), I came across a photo of most of my family on a friend’s blog, we’re his “featured friends” this week/month or something (scroll down to the [...]

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