Tag Archives: my life
Memory like a sieve – I blame my phone
Share Once upon a time I could remember phone numbers. Now I rely on my mobile phone. There was a time when I took time to check my spelling of words, now I look for a red line to tell … Continue reading
What’s mine isn’t necessarily yours
Share Sunday morning Tany and I were back at Above Bar Church where we first met. It was good to be around old friends and great to see a Sunday morning service so full of kids. Paul was preaching on … Continue reading
If your children are taught that the universe was designed and didn’t come about by chance they will be unable to…
Share There’s a mildly interesting piece in the local news [Bucks Free Press] about the Wycombe MP, Steve Baker, being quoted as saying ‘Christians have had enough‘. It’s a statement in response to Tom Blenkinsop, MP for Middlesborough South, voicing … Continue reading
When does it become too much?
Share Tany’s back at the garage with the car. I wish I was a practical kind of guy who knew what was what under the bonnet and could fix things myself, but that’s not me so we have to use … Continue reading
Prior’s Periodical for May and June 2010
Share Just uploaded to the website is our newsletter for May and June 2010. A pretty busy couple of months with the Wycliffe Annual Conference, editing Words for Life, the From Eden to Eternity tour, a couple of trips to … Continue reading
Biggin Hill Air Show
Share Last Saturday Tany and I were taken to the Biggin Hill Air Show. It was a fascinating time to go and see the planes as the weekend was marking the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. When the … Continue reading
Learning with iTunes U
Share It would be nice to think that after getting a Masters degree in Marketing Management I’d be done with studying. The truth is though, that while the Masters has turned out to be just the right qualification for managing … Continue reading
How to know where your filler cap is
Share Somehow I’ve managed to get to the age of 32 only owning one car. It was a 1980s Ford Falcon Panel Van which I bought in Cairns and drove to Brisbane before my fear for my own life and … Continue reading
Praying for disasters shouldn’t be the last ditch option
Share I don’t know about you, but every time I hear about another plan to cap the oil flowing into the Gulf of Mexico I get hopeful all over again. Despite repeated reminders that no matter how powerful the human … Continue reading
The reason for the silence and other stories
Share Sorry it has been a little while without an update on here. Yes, work has been shockingly busy but it always is so it’s not much of an excuse. I’ve also been on holiday, that was last week, and … Continue reading