The Good News or The Gospel or Godspel is what changes folk, what can change the world. It guides, shelters, helps and keeps us.
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Ontario winter,
and roots in black soil of century past,
white covered, snow laden.
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The 'modern age' assumed that we could control, predict and pressure into conformity all that we wanted to be and to do, pressing foward as we have been toward preferred outcomes for the life, meas
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“Instead of long-term commitment, the postmodern self just moves on – to the next next show, to the next relationship.”
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A famous sermon was entitled, 'When Life Caves In, What Then?'
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An old cart in vieux Montreal reminds me that we carry with us, in our hearts, things that are colourful and beautiful, that live with us still.
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Nunnery Ruins, Iona, ScotlandThings both new and old are worth pursuing.
The old nunnery at Iona, Scotland. The spring flowers come alive in the midst of ruin and decay - as always.
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Burlington Bay for some is Hamilton Harbour for others.
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This is one of two violins which I own.
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An old sampler created by ancestor Eizabeth (nee Pennock) Leng, of Rake Farm, Glaisdale, in the North Riding of Yorkshire.
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For several generations, my ancestors the Pennock family lived at Limber Hill, between Glaisdale and Egton, North Riding of Yorkshire. These derelict building may date to the 1600’s.
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