The Blog Of Dysfunction

Caught a bug. From one of the kids in the ward I am sure. I have a headache that can kill a rhino, fever high enough to make omelette’s on my tummy and backache like I have been trampled by a hoard of gnu.
Took on a freelance job but have had no time to [...]

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Prophecy is about God’s promise
That all will be well one day,
It does not tell us when or where
It’s not for us to say.
Prophecy paints the big picture,
Of justice and mercy at last,
It does not give us the co-ordinates
It does not say how fast.
There’s a reason for this reticence
God’s in control of time
He has not [...]

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We all wear masks don’t we? All kinds of masks, saintly ones, devious ones, pretending to be better, to be worse.
I wear them too. Lots of them.
Friends are those who know to some extent what lies beneath.
Trouble is, with time, some of the masks refuse to come off easily and we ourselves forget what [...]

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Need I say more
OK, reader challenge
List five ways to use web post it notes for blog betterment.
Found this one in an article on how to display feed subscription
Ciao
Schizo

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I have come a long and dreary way from my former days of blog glory. I need to shape up. So here I am, putting down stuff that needs to be done

One post every day
Change template or mod Cutline
Start visiting friends blogs and comment at least once in two days
Clean up Google reader [...]

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You’re Les Miserables!
by Victor Hugo
One of the best known people in your community, you have become something of a phenomenon. People have sung about you, danced in your honor, created all manner of art in your name. And yet your story is one of failure and despair, with a few brief exceptions. A hopeless romantic, [...]

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My blog has been revived it seems by a crisis in my life, as is said tragedy or ecstacy are the greatest stimulus for the creative mind, well here I am, pushed from a potential tragedy to bliss.
The readership from a comfortable 40 a day had fallen to 2-3 a day when tragedy struck, I [...]

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