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Seed Planters
Luckily I happen to have done something on the very day I decide to start a blog. I can't promise this will happen frequently, but we can but hope. Having said that, what I've done isn't that...
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The Last Supper?
Short post, inspired by the last few services I've gone to at the church in Ardrossan. On Thursday we used the projector and had a few images to go along with the words for the songs, the liturgy etc....
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Here's hopin'...
Off on holiday until Sunday. Limited internet access likely. Chance of making attractive new friend as advertised in the poster, unlikely ... but not impossible I guess.On an unrelated note: Am annoyed...
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As I scrubbed the muck and dirt off my feet on Thursday night/Friday morning, soaking the bathroom floor in the process, I said a silent prayer of thanks for the invention of the shower and the Scholl...
View ArticleJohn 17:19
It took me a while to realise why I'm having such trouble leaving; why I couldn't help but cry when we hit Gretna on the way home; why my chest is tightening and my eyes watering a little even now....
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It is a truth universally acknowledged...
...That almost every woman in the UK who has the ability and inclination to read has read at least one novel by Jane Austen. You are in the simulated presence of one of the few who has not. For many...
View ArticleHeritage and Social Media: The National Trust on YouTube
Media, Memory and Heritage: A discussion and review of the current use of YouTube by the National TrustHow Do You YouTube?IntroductionThis post will assess the use of the social media website YouTube...
View ArticleQ: Why should archaeology be free? A: It shouldn't.
Inspired by Emily Johnson's post on volunteers in archaeology and heritage from March 25th, I wanted to explore some of the facts and figures behind the industry. Bear in mind, I am no accountant or...
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