Last Saturday we went to Bournemouth for a Freedom rally and it was very interesting to note the sort of people that turned up and the reactions of the general public. Bournemouth is basically a dump at least in the centre where there are many chain shops such as SportsDirect surrounded by the odd artisan Cafe or any that have not been driven out of business recently. The journey there was very...
Month: May 2021
An expedition to pick some garlic – with an unexpected disagreement
We have a friend staying with us so we decided to go to Wells in spite of an indifferent weather forecast. Wells always has had a market on Saturdays specialising in food. There were fewer stands (due to c****) but enough choice for me being seduced into buying a lovely walnut and almond slice. We wandered around the High street where mercifully there were fewer mask wearers. We had been...
Fruit and gifts (of the spirit)
This morning was a men's group. Today we were in a good mood telling jokes and discussing problems with our computer's. I said that it was important for me just to be open with my feelings about what is going on at the moment and furthermore my need to feel accepted even though we might disagree. On this occasion we were discussing the difference between gifts of the spirit and fruits of...
To Wells, and various
Having met a delightful psychic lady called Christine, one of the trustees of Chalice Well, we went to have a psychic reading. The reading was interesting but unfortunately I was afflicted by one of my more frequent stomach/digestion problems. Such was the discomfort i had to leave the session (a first for me) and let Françoise represent me. It seems my stomach is increasingly intolerant to...
Beltane celebrated at Chalice Well, Glastonbury
Today is Beltane otherwise known as mayday the 1st of May we are off to Glastonbury in general and chalice well in particular to celebrate. Many people particularly the ladies come bedecked with flowers in their hair. Men bring along their wizard sticks. I had a number of wonderful conversations with strangers as you do. Chatting goes down well as we are on the same wavelength I met two young...
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