About Barrie

Digital Storyteller, Media Trainer, Hill Walker, Cyclist, Husband, Father, Grandad, Christian, Blogger, Writer, Baby Boomer, Mac Head, Photographer

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Posted on March 30, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for March 29th from 19:32 to 22:49:

Quilt Museum and Gallery – Home – A little gem hidden in Peasholme Green in York. There's a new accessilble garden that reaches up to the city walls which according to this site is also a sensory garden.
Oremus Hymnal: Breathe on me, Breath of God – It's a long time since I'd sung this hymn but we sang it in church tonight. Amazing inspiration

Posted on March 28, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for March 27th from 13:47 to 13:47:

Every Airman Is a Communicator » The Buzz Bin – Blog about USAF briefing on using social media. Not lockdown as you might imagine.

Posted on March 26, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for March 25th from 11:29 to 11:34:

Missing chef refused taxi money – The mystery of the disappearance of Claudia Lawrence as she walked to work in York. She's not been seen or heard for a week now – someone knows where she is.
Gospels returning on temporary basis (From The Northern Echo) – I think there would be something special about seeing the Lindisfarne Gospels at Durham Cathedral or even better – at the ruins of the Priory on Lindisfarne. I'd certainly make the trip.

Posted on March 25, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for March 24th from 09:14 to 21:52:

4am Project – This is fun. A snapshot of the world at 4am on 4/4/2009. Sit your lightbox on a tripod, open your lens and capture your 4am world. Submit the images to this site and see what happens.
The Funzi and Bodo Trust's Blog – This project was initiated by a friend of mine, Ashley Peatfield.
Touchnote.com – your photo, your message – posted – This is much better than sending an e-card – Touchnote creates a printed card from you image and text and posts it, snail mail, to your recipient. So they have something to touch, pin up and save.
BBC NEWS | Health | Will 'shocking' care be addressed? – As the father of a guy with learning disabilities this lack of care and treatment is quite distressing. Specialist 'learning disability' health teams should be introduced. It's not enough to say it's impractical or expensive – it's not as if we don't know the people with learning disabilities exist.

Posted on March 24, 2009 by Barrie

delicious thoughts for March 23rd from 10:03 to 10:03:

An engineer's holiday – In this article Paul McGoldrick captures something of the life of a BBC transmitter engineer – where my broadcasting career began.