Don't Leave Your Brain at the Door

Musings on Christain living in post-Christendom Britain and living with a body and mind that don't work correctly.

Saturday, 10 September 2011

A Miracle?

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Do you ever look back at something and think "Gosh, that was convenient" when something suddenly goes right? That happened to me t...
Monday, 8 August 2011

Dyslexia and Phonagnosia

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I've been a bit busy of late with my son's wedding in Sheffield, a return trip to pick up the things we left behind and a night aw...
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Saturday, 23 July 2011

Amy Winehouse RIP

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Today Amy Winehouse died at the tragically young age of 27.  A rare talent that never got near to fulfilling the potential that she showed w...
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Saturday, 9 July 2011

A New Ecumenical Approach?

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Many years ago when I was at school (I left in 1972) I heard talk of something called the ecumenical movement whose aim was to bring all the...
Monday, 27 June 2011

Pollen and Depression

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Last week was not a good one for my state of mind; I noticed it and my wife told me.  The reason was simple, the pollen level was high. Now...
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Tuesday, 21 June 2011

Moving On

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This post was nearly The Problem with Alcohol 3 but that would have been too limiting.   However it is a problem that I want to talk abou...
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Monday, 20 June 2011

A Paradox

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No I’m not thinking of the ingenious one in Pirates of Penzance but of one in the medical culture in the UK. The starting point for my t...
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I live in the suburbs of London with my wife; both our 2 grown up children are recently married and now live nearby. My wife, daughter, son-in-law and I attend St George The Martyr Church, Shirley (http://www.stgeorgeschurch.co.uk/) where we help out the choir on special occasions and I chord bash a guitar for the parade services when slightly different music is used. Our son is a youth worker at a local non-denominational church so we are all involved in local churches. My wife and I sing in the snappily named Bromley Youth Music Trust Adult Choir. I love good music of all types (yes – I know that is subjective). The only way to keep a car on the road is for me to service it! Unfortunately chest conditions have stopped me running and keeping fit. I would describe myself as a radical evangelical who spends a lot of time trying to get my fellow Christians to THINK!!! I’m dyslexic but my wonderful children have shown me up by going to Cambridge University. People tend to think of me as frivolous because I see the funny side of everything – even the most serious subjects. To me not to see the fun in life would be to deny the way God made me.
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