Saturday, July 24, 2004
Today I go to Bellech on beach mission followed by CCIW camp near tywyn...
Have a good summer one and all
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Have a good summer one and all
Thursday, July 22, 2004
I'm pretty sure it was I who said that Robert Key should be drafted into the England test side. He may look like an overgrown baby but that doesn't matter if you can get a century after a rubbish previous 8 tests... Richard was adamant it should be Collingwood who got in having seen him first hand...
Tuesday, July 20, 2004
Good to see the return of owain from the dolous (a.k.a Orange *spells poorly*) all ready for his camp wherever it is and to post on the CCIW website once again.
Interesting to see his user name on MSN is...
"what an amazing 4 moths on the dolous"
I am glad for him that he was on the Dolous but the fact that he found four moths the most amaznig thing seems remarkably bizarre...
He should prepare for another lambasting on the website in due time.
Monday, July 19, 2004
Alternatively... about £15 would do the trick
If not for me, for yourself
Anyone got £500 ready to give away?
They would help me play better golf...
As used by many tour pros. I promised myself not to covet...
Who penned these gems?
"If I break wind in Wittenburg, they will hear it in Leipzig."
and...
"Breaking wind is a most effective device to repel the attacks of the devil."
What an interesting theory which puts women at a severe disadvantage to men... Breaking wind is too unladylike for a women to do it.
Hello world!
Writing blogs is now a lot easier with many helpful additions enabling the quick creation of averagely poor posts.... as usual. I can even change the font to make things more interesting. (I can even change the font to make things more interesting)
As the readers of this averagely poor website will probably know there is another blogspot out there in the wonderful blogland. It is of course, Life, the universe and Aardvarks a quite wunnerful blog with originality, vivacity and wit all in one. I seem to remember the times when I wrote as freely as that. So, a prediction, that after 3 or 4 months of humorous writing their blog, like almost all others (except Jon M, and 40 Bicycles) will be confined to both the rubbish heap of history and blogdom. I seriously hope not though... (I'll be praying for you)
Writing blogs is now a lot easier with many helpful additions enabling the quick creation of averagely poor posts.... as usual. I can even change the font to make things more interesting. (I can even change the font to make things more interesting)
As the readers of this averagely poor website will probably know there is another blogspot out there in the wonderful blogland. It is of course, Life, the universe and Aardvarks a quite wunnerful blog with originality, vivacity and wit all in one. I seem to remember the times when I wrote as freely as that. So, a prediction, that after 3 or 4 months of humorous writing their blog, like almost all others (except Jon M, and 40 Bicycles) will be confined to both the rubbish heap of history and blogdom. I seriously hope not though... (I'll be praying for you)
Suprised to read Josh has never seen an Aardvark so here we are...
Pencils has now password protected his blog which unfortunately means I can't access his blog which is indeed a real shame as that was a blog to behold.
These past two weeks we have had a visiting pastor from the states. He has been doing a series on justification. What a great series it has been... All who have not been present have missed out.
The government are struggling with the yob culture. I thought it was easy... lock them up and throw away the key. The problem being, if I say that in public it will be done to me because of discrimination. What a completely twisted world we live in!
Thursday, July 15, 2004
Close enough to the EPCEW
and finally for today this shows the 11th green of the New Course
This shot follows a good drive which must gone about 300 yards...
I might as well show you what my golf course (yes, it is mine) looks like and a view of my swing... Fortunately the photos don't show where the ball finished...
I'll be generous and tell you this drive ended up on the fairway (albeit the wrong one)
Update
Such a long time since I last posted and you've missed nothing.
I really need a job but cant find a satisfactory one that will take me on as soon I go on beach mission and then camp. At least they will be good fun. The lnog and short of everything is that I really need a bit of money. Soon I will be starting driving and there are many other tempting things for me to buy.
It has meant that I managed to get some reading done. To all the punters out there reading this blog I recommend reading R.C Sprouls "Chosen by God". A truly excellent book which clearly explains predestination from a reformed stance. To all those who haven't read it, read it. To those who have read it, read it again.
My book list at the moment isn't as long as some, but all the books are worth reading...
Institutes of the Christian Religion Book 1 - John Calvin
The Holiness of God - R.C Sproul
The Reformation in England - J.H. Merle d'Aubigne
James - Matthew Henry
All of those come highly recommended too.
Enjoying at the moment watching golf and doing a little bit of gardening. At this moment in time I am trying to work out how to post numerous photos... wait expectantly...
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I really need a job but cant find a satisfactory one that will take me on as soon I go on beach mission and then camp. At least they will be good fun. The lnog and short of everything is that I really need a bit of money. Soon I will be starting driving and there are many other tempting things for me to buy.
It has meant that I managed to get some reading done. To all the punters out there reading this blog I recommend reading R.C Sprouls "Chosen by God". A truly excellent book which clearly explains predestination from a reformed stance. To all those who haven't read it, read it. To those who have read it, read it again.
My book list at the moment isn't as long as some, but all the books are worth reading...
Institutes of the Christian Religion Book 1 - John Calvin
The Holiness of God - R.C Sproul
The Reformation in England - J.H. Merle d'Aubigne
James - Matthew Henry
All of those come highly recommended too.
Enjoying at the moment watching golf and doing a little bit of gardening. At this moment in time I am trying to work out how to post numerous photos... wait expectantly...
Thursday, July 08, 2004
i have nothing to say. better luck next time
