Stuck in Reverse
posted: 28 Nov 2009 comments: 0category:
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Don't give up - there is always a way to fix things. If your in a bad place at the moment watch this little video clip it brought a tear to my eye.
All of us at sometime in life get stuck in reverse. Instead of going forward everthing seems to be going backwards. We have all made decisions and said things that we wish we could change. Getting unstuck is what...
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I'm really enjoying these beautiful Autumn come Winter scenes here in Bo'ness. Just look and see how vibriant the colours were today. I was walking back from the church in the late morning. I think Grange Terrace has such a prestigious look about it. The tall trees that line the road must have some wonderful stories to tell. When the leaves begin to fall off the trees the view across the Forth is revealed. Its really quite mystical. Anyway here are some views along...
I've been thinking about rivers recently, well the truth is I think about the river everyday. My house looks out on the River Forth. The thing is the river never stays the same it changes everyday in life. I believe its such a great privilege to live so close to a river. There are so many exciting analogies about tour spiritual life , to be learned from a river. Here's a picture of the River Tweed in full flow this afternoon, Monday 7th September.
A couple of...
We have a few foxes roaming about Bo'ness. Last month I discovered a couple of the church staff out on Grahamsdyke Avenue trying to feed one of them. I just think there is something sinister about these foxes skulking around Bo'ness. I even have two or three of them checking out my garden. So you can imagine the surprise the BBs got tonight when the silver fox arrived to be part of the team.
This particular fox has been known to a few generations of St Andrew's BBs....
Its amazing what you see on the road when your out and about around Bo'ness. I'm staggered at the weight of things that get transported on our roads. Here's a steam engine being pulled by a lorry. The lorry is having a rest in a lay-by outside Bo'ness.
Got me thinking about the shear weight of troubles and worries that we all transport around in our lives. We literally carry rubbish in our heads and feelings in our hearts that should have been dumped years...