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Thank you for being here and for joining in. Hope all’s well, Carol Anne

Bless you.

I think I first heard it about mosquitos! But, you know, you speak to your context! I think this photo was taken by a member of the church who, with others, has worked hard to get the cathedral tower open again for everyone to enjoy. Come and visit some time! Hope you’re having a wonderful day, Carol Anne

@@worshipdornochcathedral3972 I swithered about going up the tower...but between dodgy knees and no head for heights decided the view from the ground would suit me just fine! But I think the initiate and effort to make it something people could do is brilliant!

@@alexander-psalm23 Bless you, peace to you

Thank you, Mike. Blessings to you. Carol Anne

Bless you, Isla. Hoping this day is unfolding well for you and that you find what you need in it. Carol Anne

@@islacolquhoun4406 Bless you! Jelly baby am I! Glad you’re finding laughter in these days, even for a moment, hopefully for much much longer xx

Bless you!

Bless you. I’ve always thought myself a bit melancholy, nice to know, then, you smile as you listen - and think of course, I certainly think in the making. Birthday lunch was very good. Saving up to go back for a birthday tea - not least to see if the butter is still cultured or gone a bit nondescript! 😂

😂 We have cows too funnily enough! One was in the garden looking in the window yesterday morning - much to the bewilderment and annoyance of the dog who let us know we had a visitor! Yes, there are many things to be grateful for, small things, important things. Bless you xxx

That’s so kind, thank you. I’m sorry I didn’t manage a video today. Tiredness caught me. Tomorrow is a new day when hopefully we’ll all find that little breath of freshness. Peace, Carol Anne

Thank you for being part of this week community of seekers, Tricia. Carol Anne

@@MargaretCarpenter-Dove-oj4jc Bless you

Wishing you fun things today and whatever you need along the way. Bless you.

Thank you!

Thank you for joining in, Carol Anne

Hello Isla, this is a window in the cathedral and the trees in the wind behind it. As you say, beautiful and inspirational in that moment. Hoping you are well, Carol Anne

Bless you. Hope you have found lots of reasons to smile. Carol Anne

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Hey, good to hear from you. Hope all’s well in your world. Flowering currant, thank you. It’s growing in my neighbour’s garden and whenever I walk the dog I am taken back to the garden I played in as a kid. Powerful. Carol Anne

Sorry I didn’t see this, Sheila. Hopefully you found it…

Hi, thank you, yes, it’s up now.

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Hi Isla, good to hear from you! Hope all’s well! Carol Anne

Thank you for taking part, Carol Anne

Hi Isla, thank you. We made these at a recent Advent activity as a wee thing people could keep in their pocket or close by. Hope you’re well. I’m having some time off at home so no videos just now but I’ll be back at it again in a week or so. A very happy new year to you when it comes.

Hi Mandy, yes, all being well, we’re recording the morning and the watchnight services.

Hi Isla, yes, I understand, that’s my instinct too. But for now, we name the horror I guess, even as we pray and work for peace, and keep that flame of hope lit within us. Thank you for joining in, hope your day is going well, Carol Anne

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Hope all is well with you all today x

The neighbours! In a country sort of a way! A friend from another church messaged a gaff he made which had me laughing out loud in a queue in the bakers. You gotta laugh!

Thank you for being here, Isla, and for joining in, hope you’re well. CA

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Thank you for being part of it x

Isla… bless you and your little one, she sounds sweet… young folk are growing up with such noise… perpetual static… how wonderful that you are teaching her of the need to dial it all down sometimes… Have a blessed day both of you, Carol Anne

Hi Isla, I’ve missed seeing you on here! Thank you for joining in and for taking time to leave a message, it’s so appreciated. Hope your day is going well, Carol Anne.

Have a blessed day

Hi Hannah, thanks for listening in. Peace to you, CAx

Hi Malcolm, it’s working here, perhaps there is a problem with your device.

Hi Hannah, hope all is well with you today, Carol Anne

It seems so, Isla! More shrub than flower maybe? Hopefully perfect for this garden novice also!

My mother always called the big variety of St Johns Wort, Hypericum Hidcote, the Rose of Sharon. I thought it was such a beautiful name when I was a child, and it was years before I discovered what the name referred to, although I discover from the all knowing Wilki that there are at least four if not more plants that are more likely candidates for the original plant referred to. Hmm. Well it will always be the Rose of Sharon to me! I have planted one here and so far it's doing brilliantly. Fingers crossed it gets through the winter. I am encouraged to think it might by the number of plants of it you have spotted in your local travels.

Thank you, Duncan, enjoy the day ahead.