Phelim McDermott

So I love the poetry of synchronicities…
I came out of the center and saw an old friend ..Jim. I called to him. We shared our stories and cried together and hugged. Then I read the poem you sent. Then realized I was weeping with Jim.

It’s very beautiful and very sad.

This poem made me cry in a cafe by the way.

Very good. A different story but prismatic part of the matrix of it all. I was more the man is crying in the gym. ;)

Not because men are easier with that stuff. They just think it’s sweat and steam!

What I like about the steam sauna is you can cry in there and all the guys just don’t bat an eyelid.

Especially a preventative one

Thank you glad you enjoyed it :)

Our final show was My Neighbor (or Neighbour) Totoro. What a magical theatrical experience! It uses elements of Japanese traditional stagecraft, puppetry, and the film’s brilliant musical score. Honors the original while making the most of the stage medium in a charming and artistic way. I cried!

Thanks Cindy glad you enjoyed the show.

Thank you so pleased you enjoyed it :)

Went to see the stage play version of My Neighbour Totoro absolutely stunning, I can see why they don't allow pictures during the show.
The technical aspects of how they bring Totoro into the show is amazing!

Just saw My Neighbour Totoro stage show in London, and it’s absolutely astonishing — magical, spectacular, funny, devastatingly emotional, and wonderfully innovative. If you love the film, or just love live theatre, it’s a must watch

Thank you, so pleased you enjoyed it Greg and thanks for spreading the word :)

www.improbable.co.uk/past-project...

70 Hill lane was a while ago now. Did Poltergeist theatre, what is next I wonder?

I confess as an “experiencer” I’m much more interested in Cryptid-currency

We did not have all the time in the world,

Yes.. I have an early trauma story of being taken in to “On Her majesty’s Secret Service” 15 minutes before the end. Despite protestation my Grandma insisted and I then I had to sit through the film knowing what the ending was going to be and what would happen to Diana Rigg.

Dale Partridge on Twitter writes: "Feminist media is BIG mad about me saying that women shouldn’t wear underwear (leggings and sports bras) as outerwear. As Pearl says, “It’s amazing how hard women will fight to be naked.” Immodest ladies, read 1 Tim. 2:9, repent, and follow Christ." Attached are two images. Image 1 headline: “Outraged pastor slams worker at quaint coffee shop for wearing ‘sinful’ leggings and sports bra in front of kids” Image 2 headline: “‘Make sin shameful again’: Pastor sparks row after sports bra complaint”

A friend who teaches theology shared with me a post about CS Lewis's Mere Christianity, which discusses foundational Christian logic across denominations. It reminded me of Dale's tweet below, and I wanted to share some thoughts here regarding modesty and respectability, which are often hot topics.

I wish I didn’t have to share this. But the BBC has decided to censor my first Reith Lecture.

They deleted the line in which I describe Donald Trump as “the most openly corrupt president in American history.” /1

Bournemouth Echo From The Archives feature: Bournemouth's Wessex Way was fought tooth and nail by the people of Springbourne. Image is a colourised version of an archive photo of protesters. Their placards have been rendered into nonsense.

Tell me you’ve used AI to tweak an archive photo without telling me you’ve used AI to tweak an archive photo. Breeds musnuey, indeed.

Oh the humanity

I found that series absolutely fascinating. So strange.

My favourite series! So ahead of its time

VERY funny that Labour are being pointlessly cruel and haemorrhaging support from their base and yet none of what they're offering is ever going to be enough for the people whose approval they're seeking, WHO could have predicted it

So great to see how spirit is carried on.. through ink!

Oh wonderful. My dad had the books in the seventies when we went for holidays in our Kendal bungalow! What a gift that was for you.

What an awesome body of work.

Wainwright would love it.