June 2010 – Page 3 – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

World Cup Competition!

By Peter Ould Posted on June 9, 2010 Posted in World Cup 115 Comments Tagged with Australia, Bonus, Bonus Points, Current, Germany, Goal Difference, Group Tables, Kickoff, Knockout, Live Scores, Local Time, Login Section, Maximum Score, Prediction Competition, Score, Sidebar, Team Plays, Time World, Time Zone, Victory, World Cup Competition, World Cup Prediction, World Cup Predictor, Zone Match

Don’t say I never do anything special for you peeps. For all registered users, you can now take part in the aEitFoO World Cup prediction competition! Simply make sure that you’re logged in (use the login section on the top …

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Nothing Controversial…

By Peter Ould Posted on June 7, 2010 Posted in Anglican Communion, Ecclesiastical, Legal Stuff 21 Comments Tagged with Amp, Anglican Communion, Anthems, Cathedral Choir, Central Act, First Woman, Hmmmmm, Hymns, Jesus Christ, Katharine Jefferts Schori, Last Supper, Legal Ramifications, Mitre, Nave, Preacher, Presiding Bishop Of The Episcopal Church, Primate, Sacrament, Southwark Cathedral, Sunday School

An interesting little announcement from Southwark Cathedral. 11.00 The central act of worship of the Christian Church instituted by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper in which we encounter God in word and sacrament. The Cathedral Choir leads the service …

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Dear NHS…

By Peter Ould Posted on June 1, 2010 Posted in Home Life 10 Comments Tagged with Acquaintance, Acquaitance, Acute Case, Brains, Cardiac Problems, Chest Pressure, Ecg, Foreplay, Glyceryl Trinitrate, Half Hour, Having A Heart Attack, Heart Attack, Nhs, Nitro Glycerine, Paramedics, Rubber Mallet, Symptoms Of Angina, Tete A Tete, Time Period, Tombstones, Turnouts

Revd Peter Ould The Comfort of his In-Laws Down South Dear NHS, Thank you so much for looking after me yesterday when I thought I was having a heart attack. I am amazed at how short the time period is …

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