Men's Walking Weekend

Just back from a great weekend eating, sorry, walking in the Peak District. Thoroughly enjoyable in every way - good company, three cooked meals a day (well, you have to fuel the hard-working body, don't you), good accommodation, amazing scenery - did I mention the food? I now need to find a copy of the New Home Encyclopedia by Joan Wheeler (Odhams 1932), so that I can continue my series of short sermons on such helpful topics as the correct times of day that a lady may call on another, removing common household stains (with dangerous chemicals), why you shouldn't give your children money and send them to a cafe, what to do in the event of a carburettor fire, and how to construct a 'Dog Kennel, Sanitary.' Good times.

What's your Kryptonite?

Mine's lilies - I can't stand the things; they make my face itch, I feel drowsy, and start to sneeze. I used to really struggle at Easter in my former parishes as there was a tradition of buying a lily in memory of a loved one, which would then be incorporated into the flower arrangements in the churches. They looked lovely, but might as well have been glowing green rocks. What's your Kryptonite?

Surprise flypast at All Saints!

Have a look at this! It's usually only royals that get a flypast at their wedding - but All Saints Milton is a bit special!!

http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/cn_news_cambridge/displayarticle.asp?id=414834