Monthly Archives: December 2013
By the Butterfly Tree – Part Twelve
My story continues… For a brief introduction and a link to the beginning, go here. It was eight o’clock on a blustery evening in late November. Sister Helen Anderson switched off the main lights. Annie Fraser and Evie Jamieson were … Continue reading
By the Butterfly Tree – Part Eleven
First of all, a note to new readers: Thank you for coming along. If you haven’t done so already, take a look here, which explains how this story came to be written, and then gives you a link to the … Continue reading
Wednesday Words: 11 December 2013
Over the last year or two, there has been a lot of debate (not, I would add, without good cause) on the justification, cost, and effectiveness of our country’s involvement in military action. I came across these lines by Chesterton: … Continue reading
Fragments from Firefly Phil 