I really liked the other design and I know that some of you, my dear readers, did too. The problem was that I couldn’t work out how to get category boxes down the side and it was all a bit ‘loose’. So, I decided to upsticks again. I like this. I haven’t worked out if [...]
Entries from July 2006
July 19, 2006
And the Lord says….
“I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you in with loving kindness”, says the Lord ~ Jeremiah 31:3
July 18, 2006
The Bible and the TV Guide
The Holy Bible and The TV GuideOn the table side by side:The Holy Bible and the TV Guide.One’s well worn but cherished with pride(Not the Bible, but the TV Guide).One’s used daily to help folk decide,Not the Bible, it’s the TV Guide.As pages are turned, what will they see?Oh, what does it matter, turn [...]
July 18, 2006
Let my lips proclaim Thy praise, O Lord
I spoke with John on the phone last night. The funeral is provisionally planned for next Wednesday. We’ll still be going on holiday on Saturday, but will travel the couple of hundred miles to come back for the day next week so that we can attend. DD is bearing up. She’s [...]
July 16, 2006
God called another home…
We had some very sad news a little while ago. My ‘mother in law’, the mother of my beloved who died 14 years ago, and grandmother of my daughter, passed away earlier today. She was only in her mid fifties, but had suffered with lung problems for many years. Still, she just [...]
July 15, 2006
I’m home.
The whole day has been very Christ centred and it was so enjoyable. The day began with prayer, then we had a conference session in the am and then more prayer, Mass, lunch, Adoration and Benediction and Confession and a prayertime in the Sacred Heart Chapel. We prayed the morning and evening [...]
July 15, 2006
A coach full of catechists
I’m hoping by the time you read this I will have gotten up at 6am, got washed and dressed, have packed some sandwiches for lunch and have collected one nun who is standing on a street corner waiting for a lift(in a red light district no less) and hopefully we will have headed over to [...]
July 14, 2006
Scripture Sandwich Anyone?
Remember how a few weeks ago I fed a caller at the door while working at the presbytery? I was feeling a bit deflated after making him a sandwich and a cup of tea as I felt that there ought to be more that I could do to assist him. Well that [...]
July 13, 2006
We can learn a thing or two
I just finished watching a documentary about learning disabled singles joining a dating agency to find love . I was delighted to watch the romances that were documented as they developed over a period of months. One thing that struck me is just how uncomplicated learning disabled people can be. If there’s [...]
July 13, 2006
All Change!
Ever feel stuck in a rut? Well that’s how I felt with my old template. I would have stuck with it except that recently my template went wacko and it reverted to RSS style sporadically.
Alexa made me a beautiful banner for the old template in an attempt to jazz it up, and [...]
July 12, 2006
Poem for Wives
He didn’t like the casserole
And he didn’t like my cake.
My biscuits were too hard…
Not like his mother used to make.
I didn’t perk the coffee right
He didn’t like the stew,
I didn’t mend his socks
The way his mother used to do.
I pondered for an [...]
July 10, 2006
A mother mourns the loss of her little one.
A mother mourns the loss of her little one.
July 10, 2006
COOL!
My creation Originally uploaded by ukok.click on image to enlarge
Trading cards are ancient history. Now there’s a new card on the block, it’s called the UKOK catholic deck :) WORD!
July 10, 2006
What’s Cooking Honey?
When your man get’s home from work and ask’s
“Honey, what’s cooking?”
…wouldn’t it be novel to tell him that you made him something extra special for dinner.
I don’t think I could swallow it, but men being a different species, er gender, just might.
July 8, 2006
New Shoes
I never thought I’d say this, but what is it with girls and shopping? DD and I saw this very pair of sandals in a shoe store 1 week ago…DD couldn’t make her mind up about whether to buy them or not so today we went to town and visited every single shoe [...]
July 8, 2006
Union of Catholic Mothers
We’re about to start up a UCM at our parish. Are you a member of your parishes Union of Catholic Mothers? This will be my first time as a member and I’ve been asked to be the secretary of our parish group…because well, I am the parish secretary! I found the following [...]
July 7, 2006
London Bombings Remembered
We pray for all whom lost their lives or were affected by terrorism, one year ago today
We commend all who died in the London Bombings, to Almighty God, and entrust you all to your Creator. May you rest in the arms of the Lord who formed you from the dust of the earth. May holy [...]
July 7, 2006
Somedays I just can’t be bothered to but the slap on….
I decided to add a profile photo which means that it now shows up in all my blogger comment’s… of course you all new this…what can I say, I’m a slow learner…obviously the picture is a bit posed…I was all dressed up for a night out afterall…and being a sad sod I don’t get out [...]
July 6, 2006
Vistadon’tprint
Have any of you done business with Vistaprint? I’ve been waiting for a month for my order of self adressed sticky labels (with a lovely crucifix design) to be deilvered so that I can send out the Blessed Walsingham gifts to all whom I said I would share with. I’m totally fed up [...]
July 6, 2006
Feast Day of St. Maria Goretti
Today is the Feast Day of my daughters patron Saint. St. Maria Goretti
Oh Saint Maria Goretti who, strengthened by God’s grace, did not hesitate even at the age of twelve to shed [...]
July 5, 2006
Is it really any teachers business?
My children both had day trips with their respective schools on Monday. DD was on a trip to Liverpool to celebrate with about 2, 000 other students from all over the country gathered together to worship at the 150th anniversary Mass of the Great Britain Lasallians (the Superior General of the De Salle Brothers [...]
July 4, 2006
A kiss is still a kiss
This Sunday was the first time ever that I have left Mass before the final bessing has been given and the command to ‘Go in Peace to love and serve the Lord’.
One minute we’re happily praying, the next moment it came to the sign of the peace and my daughter almost keeled over. Sweat [...]









