SELAH

When I was 11-12 our primary school built an outdoor amphitheater. Our wonderful teacher died of cancer that year and the amphitheater was named for him when completed. I believe he read the Douglas Bader story (double leg amputee, pilot, prisoner of war and escapee) aloud to every year 7 class he had and I remember him leaning on the blackboard ledge, worn cover curled behind the page currently being read and reading it for what we didn’t know would be his last time – with as much pleasure as he must have had the first time he read it. Full of wit and adventure and somehow; laughter.

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Hop – step – jump

Three things:

First, I’m about to do a bit of a catch up here but there’s a heap of functionality missing from what I’m able to do (other than post blogs) so a little advance apology as I don’t know how it might message through to you. Feel free to unsubscribe (and come back about Tuesday!) if you get an annoying rush of messages! I’m sorry!

Second, my goal is a quick catch up and there have been some major events in my life that I’m hop-step-jumping over for now. Indicators will be in some of the new posts but the time to write more fully about these events isn’t now.

Third – I’ll be backdating some articles in time with when I wrote them so don’t worry that something has gone wrong! Unless it does of course… that’s altogether different 😉