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Problems

I seem to increasingly find that when I have a problem with a person, or a group of people or a task that is before me, that it turns out that I am more the problem than the problem I perceive to be in front of me. And then I find that when I sort myself out, its not really such a problem any more, more of a bit of challenge to get over.

yes

It is June already, this year is going a bit quick like.

Why is that some days I wake up and I feel good and I feel good all day, and then some days I wake up grumpy and groggy and feel grumpy and groggy all day. It seems like how I wake up has more effect on the day than anything else.

Paul has finished his exams. You might think that this would mean the he will blog more, but you can't really be sure. He has been doing some more stupidpaul stuff if you are interested in that kind of thing. It's not new stuff, more upgraded old stuff.

This weekend I am going to Sizewell. It is two years since I have been there. I am looking forward to that. Before that I am having my hair cut but one of the few people who can actually manage to cut my hair well. I am looking forward to that. Before that I get to have lunch with the father. I am looking forward tot hat. After the weekend I am going to college for the week.

hmmm

Right so here is a thing that I don't actually understand. Why is it that when there is no-one else in the office (like all week) I get more distracted and find it harder to work than when there are other people around?? I don't actually understand that.

forgiveness/guidance

We had an interesting discussion at the boyfriends cell group last night (note that subtle mention of new man in life). We were looking at Psalm 25, which appears to have themes of forgiveness, guidance and protection running through it. We were then talking about whether you need God's forgiveness before you get/accept his guidance. And then had a bit of a discussion about God's guidance, and God's path for us. There were three points of view represented.

1. God has only one path for us, if we wander from it we have to get back to it.
2. God has many plans and paths for us. Wandering from one path does not necessarily mean we have to get back to that path.
3. God knows where we are going and our wanderings become part of his plan for us, therefore God only has one path for us, the one that we are on.

I joined the conversation arguing point 2, but now I am having to think about point 3.

Tommy K

I bought some Heinz organic tomato ketchup because it was ridiculously reduced. Oh my word I think I have died and gone to ketchup heaven. It is so amazing. I am going to be so sad when it is finished and I have to revert to normal ketchup. In honour of the amazing ketchup this weeks sandwiches have had a corned beef and ketchup filling.

In other food news I made a really random curry yesterday, it was one of those that had in it any ingredients that needed using up. It was quite tasty. In the process of cooking I did manage to spill uncooked rice all over the floor. In the process of dishing up I managed to spill cooked rice all over the floor. I'm not quite sure what the rice had done to deserve being spilt quite so much.