Seem almost to deserve a post in themselves...though perhaps I'm just being daft?
Anyway, in response to your comments on A Rash Undertaking and in no particular order...
It's OK, Caroline . It's not the drugs! I promise nobody would ever accuse you of making sensible comments, honestly :-)
re paranoia (Tony and Mark)...quite enough has been happening to one blog friend as a result of unexpected visitors from work to her blog to make me ultra cautious for a while at least. But I'd already come clean about the blog in my essay to the Bishops, in the hope that this would prevent my lapsing into indiscretion. Friendly policing very welcome, though.
Ooh...and Mark, +J did say he would ask my vicar about my joining all ye fresh expressions types:I'm really hoping that happens.
As to the other Caroline and her sensible comment...yes, I think you're right, though I'm not sure that the current book is inspiring me to do anything different. This is a nightmare week, though, so I'm unlikely to get much chance to find out. No time, no time...so here I am, blogging. Ah well, will keep you posted.
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I think I disagree Caroline (though it's so late and the evening's Standing Committee was so long, I'm no longer even sure of that ;-) )but I think that sometimes the stuff that doesnt' inspire you to do anything helps you clarify gradually what you DO want to do...I'll maybe blog about it tomorrow, if I get a second...and you'll possibly see what I mean.
Caroline Too, since common sense is generally not the chiefest attribute among my friends (as I'm sure they'd agree ;-) ), I'm delighted to have someone prepared to offer it from time to time. Then I've got something to ignore, after all....
No, seriously, I think your advice is possibly wise...but there is a risk that I might slip into reading the agreeable or easy if I allowed myself to, and as I read at 100 mph I should possibly err on the side of indiscrimination. Off to draft a post on that book now.
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