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I have only ever watched one series of Big Brother; the one where Jade came fourth. Yes, forth. The winner was Kate… someone, who I think now does some presenting work for an obscure channel. And I didn’t just ‘watch’ the series; observe it now and then. Oh no. I was hooked. Once a friend had informed me about the magic red button, that if pressed, took you right to the BB house, so you could watch it all live (well, almost)… yikes! Hooked!

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I’ve not watched the other stuff she’s been on, not really being a ‘telly’ kind of person (apart from the freak blip that was BB) but cannot deny having always being slightly drawn to articles or news items about her. Perhaps it’s due to having watched her for so long on BB, being… err… herself. Had there been news items about the other contestants (of that series) I may well have been drawn to them to, but I have a feeling there weren’t any.

As soon as I heard she was dying, I was quite gutted. Should… errr… Brad Pitt or Kate Winslet… drop down dead tomorrow, I would be sad, but not particularly effected. Sorry to sound heartless!
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Finally I think I get it. I’d never met Jade and didn’t know her in the slightest, but having watched her story unfold, first on BB and then in the media at large, I felt some sort of connection. Sure, I might not be a big fan of some of the things she’s done/said, but then I’m sure you wouldn’t be a fan of everything I’ve done/said… it’s just that you are currently unaware of it! The whole Jade media parade aside, I sincerely think her death is tragic. When I saw pictures of the hundreds (thousands?) of mourners who turned up to watch her funeral on the big screens outside the church, and who left flowers at her house, I got it.

I wonder what other things will happen in my life that might make me back-track, and suddenly ‘get it’… understand why so-and-so acted in such a way when such-and-such happened, etc. After all, it’s been 11 years since Di died.

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When times are dark, and things are hard
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Don’t panic tho, I quickly thought
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I have waffled on about this before, i know, but why are so so many churches stuck with the monologue sermon? Since when did we all want to hear a 20 min lecture on a sunday morning? Now, i’ve actually nothing against a lecture now and then, but just how many other approaches to God’s word we could explore! I like the idea of a short talk (5 mins) then split into discussion groups and feedback afterwards, followed by perhaps another short talk to finish up. Or discussion in pairs even.

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Chard is famous for being the birthplace of powered flight…. and also for the invention of artificial limbs. But today… we had cyclists in tights!

Mark and I volunteered our services and helped our kids’ school take year 5 and 6 to go and see it (about 140 kids!). It was all v exciting… not quite the tour de France (that we saw earlier this year) as pouring with rain but hey… it was groovy.

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when i was learning french at school, they kindly taught us how to cope at a hotel. but perhaps, for those who didn’t think they were going to be high earners in life, they should have given the option of learning how to cope at a campsite in france… equal opportunities and all that.

‘they’ say that when you go on yr hols, there will be someone on the beach you’re on who will know someone you know. but i STILL found it gob-smacking to happen to speak to a couple in a camper van in huge campsite in Roses, Spain, because they were english, and then happen to find out we were all christians, and THEN this led to discovery that he worked for Scripture Union (publisher of my books) and knew people I know there, etc! we’ve already become facebook friends!!

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As always, been meaning to blog for ages but not quite got round to it. They should invent an 8th day of the wk, just for keeping up with blogs/facebook, etc!

nearly blogged about 1/2 term when went to plymouth with hubbie (no kids!) and saw lighthouse, and then went to portland lighthouse with kids not long after (you see a theme developing…?!) and had accompanying piccies and all, but all in all, really not that interesting.

But, here’s something that i feel i should ask anyone who’s reading, and female: can you pee in the bushes? went on long cycle ride with friends (and all our kids) on sunday. the other mum commented that she had no problem peeing in the bushes if needs be. I DO have a problem with it. Tried it long ago and… it wasn’t pretty. Girls weren’t designed to ‘aim’ in that way. is it just me? are there courses you can go on to perfect this skill? it’s not that i’m anti nature and crave civilisation… i’m a happy camper when camping, and love the outdoors (when not wet)… but i just can’t bring myself to relieve myself behind a bush, for fear that i’ll end up with wet feet.

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apparently paula radcliffe, when she needs to poo (during a race) just stops where she is, pulls down her nick-naks, and does it there and then. she doesn’t even go to the side of the track, let alone head for some bushes!!!

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