My tweets

May 13th, 2019, 12:00 pm

Sun, 12:29: Ray Lamontagne - Let's Make It Last (Lyrics) https://t.co/43XJft0SoE / my favourite song from this morning's Quietm… https://t.co/Sm0NlP5BDk
Sun, 12:31: Pleased to see that my village has started its own @ExtinctionR group. I'll be there for the first meeting.
Sun, 12:47: Finding our voice https://t.co/TC2U7zJ1mh https://t.co/Ig7aAiW4yt
Sun, 13:21: Good luck to everyone starting their GCSEs tomorrow. I know someone who'll be pleased to see the back of them...and school. #newchapter
Sun, 13:52: Finding a live recording of Eva Cassidy. WOW.
Sun, 15:37: Me and the youngest back from our bike ride. No shortage of hills but then it is Devon.
Sun, 15:51: RT @JuSummerhayes: What else is there? https://t.co/njDSTDXZhc / today's blog. It offers (I hope) some context to my writing about nature a…
Sun, 15:57: RT @MetPolSgt: Ricky Gervais on #Twitter reactions... (naughty language, sorry) https://t.co/lF6DI8Zfnb
Sun, 16:41: My new book: "The Smell of Rain on Dust: Grief and Praise" by Mart�n Prechtel https://t.co/2pyfrtFh7q https://t.co/89DvxBqMBb
Sun, 17:33: In bits reading the contributing authors to A Grief Observed by C S Lewis. Certainly one of the most memorable books I've ever read.

Sun, 18:00: All these nature pictures and yet we treat it with such indifference.
Mon, 05:37: 📷 dailyrothko: Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1960 © 1998 Kate Rothko Prizel & Christopher Rothko/Artists... https://t.co/4WMXN7LHrU
Mon, 06:00: “One of the greatest tragedies in life is to lose your own sense of self and accept the version of you that is expe… https://t.co/LCWS1T4fvV
Mon, 06:00: Go All The Way Poem by Charles Bukowski https://t.co/xTd9goDBV2 https://t.co/GFsFAtVI7G
Mon, 07:30: The interior world https://t.co/3MhjazrFA9 / today's blog #spiritual https://t.co/S8Khby8H7q
Mon, 08:36: RT @EmmaDixon_EU: "If I can't let go of the small things, how can I possibly let go when I'm asked to leave this life?" - Hermione Elliott,…
Mon, 08:42: RT @dougshaw1: Or, as Thor's Mum puts it... 'Everyone fails at who they're supposed to be. The measure of a person is how well they succeed…