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• 00:41 ... why does it get harder to go to bed the tireder you are? #
• 08:32 Found the viral ad for Today. It's good fun, especially the penguin costume! tinyurl.com/au88qx #
• 08:46 Frantically looking for international activities suitable for Cubs brings me this: tinyurl.com/amduep #
• 08:48 "Learn to say “Be Prepared” and the Sign of the Cross in a foreign language. " (I am not sure what the latter means: 'say' a gesture?) #
• 08:51 Presumably 'in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit'? But there are many other places you'd cross yourself. #
• 08:52 I do wonder why I seem to keep attracting mad Catholic stuff, though (don't answer that, it's moderately obvious!) #
• 17:33 Sentence you won't read in secular job ads: "The assistant has their own bedroom and shared use of sitting room, kitchen, small chapel etc." #
• 17:38 @GMWWemyss I do like Casabianca. "Of all of the screw-steamers in all of the world,...." #
• 17:49 From crooked_timber book review: Carroll’s larger idea is that ours is one of many not-merely-possible but actually existing universes, #
• 17:50 and that in some of them, time may run backwards, forwards, sideways, or not at all. " This reminds me of my favourite heresy, allegedly #
• 17:51 Byzantine but possibly invented by Charles Williams, according to which the universe was created at the Incarnation (presumably space-time #
• 17:52 rippled out from it like dropping a stone in a pond). I really rather like this idea.... #
• 17:56 news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7936817.stm Oh dear God, no. I've been past the school, and know people in the town. How horrible. #

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[wellinghall.livejournal.com]

08:32: thanks for the rec :-)