On a cloud

I did something different today. I just did a 'Blog Page' which allowed me to babble on a bit more extensively about Sarah and Hagar. I think you can get to it by looking at the menu at the side, and it is there at the top right, 'Sarah and Hagar explained on a cloud'. It contains the 'blurb' that I sent in to Southwark when I delivered the pieces to them, and which I gave to the very nice Will Harrison  from Lincoln diocese's in-house mag, Crosslincs, which can be read online:

 http://www.lincoln.anglican.org/page.php?n_@DC_40

Preparing to sail

and in which I am to appear, next issue if there is room (well it IS the Christmas edition, so that's very apt - will there be room for me? As there will be a new bishop rightly taking up a lot of space; and we have high hopes of him poor thing; bet he's as nervous as I am at the thought of next year's exhibition. I must pray for him whenever I get the collywobbles. Funny, he was consecrated on Sept 21st in London, the day after I got my prize. We go in a kind of tandem, his new life and mine.)

So if it is of interest, do go to my very first Page.

I'm really happy that I've managed to complete a yearly task which holds terrors for me, creating the SOTS Autumn Address List and other related lists. Otherwise, today is the day I hope to really get to grips with the washing up, and tiding up my lair in readiness for my year of hard labour. Once I'm on the water, I'll be fine. Much love to all my readers! Please pray for me!
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