My South African Heart - A Review of the book My Traitors Heart and our time in South Africa - Part
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19/11/2008
In retrospect after reading this post it would be better to say that these posts are more of a collection of thoughts from the book ‘My Traitor’s Heart’ as I don’t make comments systematic enough to warrant the title of review. This post has 3 parts, comments will be closed until...
My South African Heart - A Review of the book My Traitors Heart and our time in South Africa - Part
Music: 16 November
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18/11/2008
The morning service was relatively uneventful, though we did have an inversion of the two middle hymns.The tunes for the hymns were 'St. Columba', 'St. Magnus', 'Cardross', and 'Two Oaks'. I'll be perfectly honest, I really don't like the last two, though I've definitely sung worse.We sang Holst's...
Music: 16 November
Food Friday: Applesauce
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18/11/2008
I'm late. Oh, yes. But, I'm going to post anyway since I never know what day it is anymore anyway.As part of our farm delivery last week, we were given three British cooking apples. I decided to make apple turnovers from them. But, I wanted them to be a bit different. Instead of just stirring some...
Food Friday: Applesauce
Reasons I unsubscribed from your blog feed - explained
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18/11/2008
I wrote this post because I think it is useful to give some feedback now and again. I read plenty of blogs through Google reader, ( more info here on how to set that up) and although I don’t claim to have an authoritative knowledge on what makes a blog enjoyable to read, I [...]
Reasons I unsubscribed from your blog feed - explained
Album Review: Popup - A Time and a Place
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17/11/2008
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Album Review: Popup - A Time and a Place
Reasons I unsubscribed from your blog feed
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17/11/2008
1. Your posts are too long, and require lots of prior knowledge to understand them. In short they are inaccessible. 2. You post your feed as a summary, so if I actually want to read your post I have to click through to your site, not cool. 3. You post too often. The fact [...]
Reasons I unsubscribed from your blog feed
Sax Fest
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15/11/2008
This is festival for saxophones, don't get too excited :-)As I have mentioned before my course encourages us to get involved in local music projects, so my classmates and I have been helping out at the Sound Festival.This weekend was awesome: Saturday at the university which had a whole day of workshops...
Sax Fest
For the Clean look
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15/11/2008
There is a whole sub-culture around typography out there, lurking in art schools and design houses, but for the likes of you and me and our little design projects the best we can hope for is borrowing a few free fonts for our little outings into the world of design in the form of a [...]
For the Clean look
Burning Bush
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14/11/2008
"The entire cosmos is one vast burning bush, permeated by the fire of the divine power and glory"Kallistos Ware, Through the Creation to the Creator. London: Friends of the Cantre, 1997, p. 9. Quoted in C. Southgate, The Groaning of Creation. Kentucky: WJKP, 2008, p. 113. HT: Theological...
Burning Bush
The Classical Connection
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13/11/2008
This is one of the little things that I get up to every week during term, it's loads of...
The Classical Connection