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<div class="boxedMessage boxedMessage--alert">
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<p class="boxedMessage__heading">⚠️ This is an old post</p>
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This post is old… It's probably been exported and imported from at least
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three different blogging platforms over the year. That probably means, at
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It's possibly been exported and imported from at least
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three different blogging platforms over the years. That probably means, at
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best, there are broken images and links. If the post is technical in nature,
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any advice is probably out of date and irrelevant. Or more likely, it was
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the wafflings of teenage me with too much time on his hands working out what
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any advice is probably out of date and irrelevant. Or it is <em>really</em> old, it was
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the wafflings of a teenager with too much time on his hands working out what
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blogging is… If it is the latter I would probably cringe if I re-read it.
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But it's here because it's part of my past, not my present.
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title: Jane Eyre
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date: 2011-10-04 13:30:00
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title: A Song of Ice and Fire boxed
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<p> Over the last two weeks I&#39;ve been signed off work to give some time and space for my collar boon to start healing. This has given me two weeks worth of free time where I was forbidden from working, and two weeks were I couldn&#39;t really use my right arm, and I certainly wasn&#39;t allowed on my bike. A significant part of that time was given over to push on with my reading list. In the time I got through the auto-biog of Anna Smith, read the Great Gatsby, Cloud Atlas and made very good progress with the first of the Song of Ice and Fire books - A Game of Thrones.</p><p> Today I&#39;ve extended the reading list after picking up a large box sets with the rest of the books that have been written so far in the series. Seven in total, each around 750 pages long. I think that I&#39;m going to be reading them for quite a long time to come! I just need to work out how they fit into the reading list, and my limited shelf space!</p>
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title: Enjoying autobiographies
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<p> Yesterday I over-did myself, I think I found where my &#39;freshly broken collar bone limit&#39; is. I had the foresight not to stay right to the end of The Big Church Day Out, but even still 20:45 was more than late enough for me! It was hard enough work walking back to the car after the set had finished.</p><p> So today I decided to take it a lot quieter; step one was not to go to day two. It was a shame to miss it, however I think my body is probably grateful for the rest. Instead I took the chance of a lazy Sunday to drink a lot tea and to ge on with that ever growing reading list.</p><p> First on the list was finishing off the Great Gatsby, in time to watch it on Thursday. While I wasn&#39;t blown away by the story I think it will make for interesting viewing, especially with Baz Luhrmann at the wheel (so far I have managed to avoid reading reviews).</p><p> The other book I managed to get through was the auto-biography of Anna Smith, a book I&#39;ve had on my reading list since I finished her husband&#39;s a month ago. I&#39;ve discovered that I really do enjoy reading autobiographies, there is a real honesty and passion conveyed when people open their lives up and share their thought process through different periods. There is also a raw edge to the writing you read because it isn&#39;t just fiction, it is genuine, real and gritty.</p><p> Anna and Martin&#39;s books are all these things, and a challenge to. How do you manage to have a touring lifestyle with six kids still keeping fixed on Jesus?</p>

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intro: Of course there is the obligatory chapter facing the question 'is it okay for Christians to watch Game of Thrones, or insert any other controversial topic?', but Daniel Strange takes four chapters to get there, because Plugged In is about a lot more than that.
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intro: In The Gospel Comes with a House Key, Rosaria Butterfield shows through part autobiography, part Bible teaching why hospitality isn't an optional extra in the Christian life, but an essential part, and what living it looks like in her family life.
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intro: With the release of Tailwind CSS 1.6.0 which includes animation support, how can we use it for animate on scroll?
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intro: In an effort to avoid recreational coding during the Christmas break I've got Age of Empires 2 running on Big Sur…
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intro: In light of Covid-19 and lots of churches moving their services online I had a chat with CCLI and PRS around the legalities of live streaming the sung worship in your church…
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