by Diane Woodrow Pondering the first Easter Saturday, I wonder what those first disciples must have felt. All their hope was gone, brutally murdered and now hidden in a tomb…
by Diane Woodrow I think an appropriate start to a post around World Book Day would be to give myself a big shout out! A week ago today, I published my…
by Diane Woodrow, The month of February has been designated “Black History Month”. As my daughter said it is interesting that Black history only gets 1/13th of the whole year.…
by Diane Woodrow, photo above: Bewts-y-coed, Conwy April 2018 taken by Diane Woodrow I have been chewing over this blog for a few days now and each time I go…
by Diane Woodrow, photo credit: visitwales.com On 25th January many people in Wales will be celebrating Saint Dwynwen’s Day. This is the time for marriage proposals and, at least pre-covid, of…
by Diane Woodrow Many preachers and scholars, C.S. Lewis amongst them, have said, “The Bible is true but not always factual” and it is similar with the tales of the Celtic…
by Diane Woodrow Today is the day before Epiphany. The day before the church calendar celebrates the arrival of the Wise Men visiting Jesus. Some days before a big day are…
by Diane Woodrow, photo above is the View across Dublin, sunrise March 2016 taken by Diane Woodrow The days are getting shorter, darker, wetter and colder as they lollop towards…
by Diane Woodrow Today, November 19th, is World Toilet Day!!! And here is quote from The UN’s website about why they have decided to call a World Toilet Day. What is…
