From Tim Chester’s A Meal With Jesus We think we’re enacting grace if we provide for the poor. But we’re only half-way there. We’ve missed the social dynamics. What we communicate is that we’re able and you’re unable. “I can do something for you, but you can do nothing for me. I’m superior to you.” …
Fresh from their achievements driving me up the wall, my children are at Rocksports today. Robert and Rachel are climbing, Peter (and Margaret) are belaying. Various cousins and families are here too. After a careful start Rachel is having a ball. And here’s Robert.
Thanks for 28 years of love, patience and encouragement Margaret. Here’s a couple of songs. First, Andrew Peterson’s Dancing In The Minefields. There’s an achingly poignant line (among many) ‘when I forget my name, remind me’. And lest everyone think this is all sooky and sentimental, here’s fun song from Nathan Clark George called You …
Before Bluray and Multiplex Cinemas there was the Drive-In. A double feature. Kids in their pajamas going to sleep during the second movie. Some idiot turning on their head-lights and washing out the picture during a pivotal scene. Mostly they’ve all disappeared under Bunnings, shopping plazas or houses, as much a victim of rising land …
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