Friday, 8 May 2020
The weight of the world
I'm liking this song just now.
Thursday, 7 May 2020
Truth
Just sorting through Sunday School photos for our virtual prizegiving.
These two crafts, done earlier in the year, seem particularly relevant
now...
Wednesday, 6 May 2020
Flour!
For the first time in weeks, there is flour in Morrisons.
The reason there has been no flour in the supermarkets has, apparently not been that there is not enough flour available. They're running the flour mills 24/7, and there's plenty flour. The problem is that usually most flour is packed in bulk, for commercial use. With the increased demand for home baking, the flour mills don't have the ability to pack large enough quantities of consumer-sized flour packets.*
So Morrisons has evidently hit on a solution: pack their own!
I wonder what those bags were originally intended for.
*I read this in an article, but I have no idea where.
The reason there has been no flour in the supermarkets has, apparently not been that there is not enough flour available. They're running the flour mills 24/7, and there's plenty flour. The problem is that usually most flour is packed in bulk, for commercial use. With the increased demand for home baking, the flour mills don't have the ability to pack large enough quantities of consumer-sized flour packets.*
So Morrisons has evidently hit on a solution: pack their own!
I wonder what those bags were originally intended for.
*I read this in an article, but I have no idea where.
Tuesday, 14 April 2020
"Is everything sad going to come untrue?"
I wonder what Tolkien would think if he knew how many Christian songs allude to Sam Gamgee's question from The Return of the King.
Probably be chuffed.
Saturday, 11 April 2020
Rainbow crosses
People are putting rainbows in their windows to symbolise hope. So here are some crosses that our Sunday School kids made to remind us that our true hope comes from Jesus.
All done in an appropriately socially-distant manner: They made them at home, photographed them, and WhatsApped them to me. I printed them at church, cut them out and stuck them up.
I love how different they all turned out.
All done in an appropriately socially-distant manner: They made them at home, photographed them, and WhatsApped them to me. I printed them at church, cut them out and stuck them up.
I love how different they all turned out.
Thursday, 9 April 2020
Take, eat
This is beautiful
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