I am in the process of rationalising this place, by setting up a schedule which will be sort of followed. Lectionary Daily Technical and geeky issues Monday Imagist and modern poetry Tuesday Kipling Wednesday. Thursday Church Fathers (Patrisitics) Friday Weekbook of quotes and links Saturday Fitness journal Sunday Sonnet This week, I am in the Continue Reading
Daybook.
I am putting my photos up at this site. It is still under construction, and will take a while to stabilize. In general, the photos I use here come from my phone. The photos there, however, are from trips with tripod, camera, and have been worked on. Our food budget is big. But our eating Continue Reading
Administrivia.
This is a semi regular update of where things are at. Firstly, and before discussing modifications, the current stats programs are wildly variant. For the last 30 days you get the following. Note that I did not install referrer spam until today, thus one of these things is not like the other. Visitors Page Views Continue Reading
Daily anklebiting book.
Not all anklebiters are trolls. Some are immature: all woke are functionally immature. But all trolls are anklebiters. I am getting an infestation of such here: note that all first comments are moderated and all comments go through automated spam checking — I don’t look at those automatically rejected. Multiple links will get you into Continue Reading
Daybook.
Adam Piggot (whose biography I’m reading, and it sticks to the classic rules for a bildungsroman) watched a couple of episodes of game of thrones so you don’t have to. It was awful when I stopped reading the books (the first novel is OK: stop then). It is worse now. Martin cannot finish the book, Continue Reading
Daybook.
I eat basically anything that is not sugar. Low sugar makes me cranky, high sugars make me sleepy and inattentive. However, my beloved has a pile of things that he reacts to, and is getting more worried, to the point of following Dr Gundry. He irritates the hell out of me: Too much pseudoscience and Continue Reading
Daybook.
Firstly, some (boring) administration. I’ve moved back to a classic theme, because it’s easier to read everything at once. The problem with this is that I don’t post multiple times a day: instead I do a lectionary post and then pile of things that I find during the day. So… if you dislike this. Comment. Continue Reading
Daybook.
Some administration: I have made statcounter summary counts public, added a privacy page, and will soon add a commenting page. The theme currently does not allow for extracts only. This means the page is long. I am adding google analytics. The theme is now Twenty eleven light, with the correct licence up. FInally, the lectionary Continue Reading
This is, I think, the fifth iteration.
About October last year I started using Ghost on Digital Ocean. That experiment has failed. There are many reasons: integrating statistics and comments was very, very difficult. Modifying the blog was difficult. I spent hours trying to configure this. So I have set up a WordPress Blog instead. So, what’s here? Theology. I post at least Continue Reading
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