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Category Archives: Lent 2015
The great feast: it continues
Lent continues. Today I have focused on memories of those who have travelled with me previously. On my study wall is a cross. I am a Vicar. It goes with the territory. This one was fashioned by a carpenter named … Continue reading
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The great feast: fourteenth day
Today is filled with a mixture of things: administration, visiting, dog at the vet and Anglesey Synod discussing equal marriage this evening. I love visiting people in their homes. I find a conversation far easier to have than at Y … Continue reading
Posted in Lent 2015, Wales, Ynys Mon
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The great feast: third day
Yesterday, I spent well over an hour chatting with two first language Welsh speakers. I am a Welsh learner. I am still at the entry level really. I probably caught about 40% of what was said, and could by the … Continue reading
Posted in Dsygu Cymraeg, Lent 2015, Personal, Ynys Mon
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