Thursday 16 January 2020
by Wulf
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I think I’m fairly up to date with scanning or photographing my paintings, which means I hadn’t got round to picking up a paintbrush for almost six months. Lots of drawing in the meanwhile but my painting has gone off … Continue reading
Wednesday 15 January 2020
by Wulf
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It might be stretching the definition of gig a little, but I did my first public banjo performance this morning, supporting a song at the toddler’s group at church. Not much more than three basic chords and not a great … Continue reading
Sunday 29 December 2019
by Wulf
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Here is another of my recent(ish) sketches. Thorpe Acre church was originally built in the mid-19th century as a fairly small and simple structure. In the mid-1980s, it was substantially expanded to meet the needs of a growing congregation. Here, … Continue reading
Monday 23 December 2019
by Wulf
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I’ve been doing a lot of driving, loading, unloading and unpacking over the last few days but that little spate is now over and I think I’m ready to resume regular blogging services. One of the other things that I’ve … Continue reading
Saturday 14 December 2019
by Wulf
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Tonight, we showed a family film at church – The Star (2017) – and, although I’d mainly gone along to help out, I was delighted to find that I enjoyed the movie too. To be honest, I hadn’t expected much … Continue reading
Tuesday 10 December 2019
by Wulf
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I’m not sure how many Christmas dinners I’ll get this year but I enjoyed my first one today in an event organised at church. There’s a weekly club for older members of the community, which normally meets on Thursday but … Continue reading
Sunday 1 December 2019
by Wulf
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Today saw the first rehearsal for Thorpe Acre Church’s Christmas choir, aiming to support the carol service on 22 December (6:30pm). I’d whittled my selection of initial pieces down to three and it felt a bit nerve wracking in the … Continue reading