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Every day since my return from Sweden I have crawled to my computer, booted up, all ready to send a blog, only to discover that… I left half my brain in the air between here and Europe. Jet lag, I have discovered, is like being a half wit. You may have your own symptoms of [...]
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Martyn Joseph sings of broken dreams, the longings of passionate love, injustices of abuse, and the awesome wonder of discovery. But to say that he sings about these matters sounds just so bland. It does not begin to express the experience of being with him on stage. This is the first principle of what Martin [...]
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Travelling fourteen hours by car gives you a chance to think about things. Last week I followed the stretch of highway from London to Ottawa to pick my son up from school for what may well be his last summer living at home. I called it a road trip. Spending over a 1000 km in [...]
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