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Reply 9080

Craghyrax

OP

17

I was very surprised that Bristol snowed.

Reply 9081

ukebert

13

I am still holding out hope that there will be some snow in the garden on Christmas Day. It is beginning to disappear though :frown:

Reply 9082

Craghyrax

OP

17

Ours is mostly clumps of dangerous ice. Very messy. Unlikely to get anything else. I'm not complaining. Seen more snow this December than any other in my life...

Reply 9083

smilepea

I made mince pies and sausage rolls today :grin:

Although I put too much mince meat in the mince pies, I blame my papie for making me use the muffin tin.

Craggy which church do you go to? I'm going along to Holy Trinity next term with a few friends which will be nice :smile:

I'm off to midnight holy communion tonight, it starts at 11.30 :grin:

Reply 9084

Craghyrax

OP

17

smilepea

Craggy which church do you go to? I'm going along to Holy Trinity next term with a few friends which will be nice :smile:

I'm off to midnight holy communion tonight, it starts at 11.30 :grin:

Yep, I'm at Holy Trinity :smile:

There are two really good Caius Fusion cells if you're interested in getting involved in anything.

Reply 9085

smilepea

Craghyrax

Yep, I'm at Holy Trinity :smile:

There are two really good Caius Fusion cells if you're interested in getting involved in anything.

I'll be coming along on Sunday evenings, unfortunately next term is going to be manic being rugby term and with work, so I don't know how much time I'll have, but I've really missed church and the last year had made me realise how important it is to me :smile:

Reply 9086

Craghyrax

OP

17

smilepea

I'll be coming along on Sunday evenings, unfortunately next term is going to be manic being rugby term and with work, so I don't know how much time I'll have, but I've really missed church and the last year had made me realise how important it is to me :smile:

Well I won't see you, then, as I go Sunday mornings. If Sunday's aren't a great time, they do a student night on Tuesdays which involves food, worship, a sermon and a small group time.

Reply 9087

smilepea

Craghyrax

Well I won't see you, then, as I go Sunday mornings. If Sunday's aren't a great time, they do a student night on Tuesdays which involves food, worship, a sermon and a small group time.

Sadly Tuesday is a rugby day (as is Sunday but in the day rather than the evening) and varsity is pretty much the biggest thing in our year so next term requires full commitment.

I totally did not just eat 5 sausage rolls on the trot.

Reply 9088

Blaah Blaah

White christmas :biggrin:

Reply 9089

username170468

0

14

Blaah

White christmas :biggrin:

Doubt it down here, all the snow is melting :frown:

It's still cold enough that my car wouldn't start last night though...had to leave it in the car park and get my dad to pick me up! I had to jump-start it this morning, very exciting :p:

Reply 9090

Apagg

13

I left snowy London and am now in damp Devon. I do much prefer it here despite the lack of snow though

Reply 9091

alex_hk90

19

It is still quite white outside here in MK but it's mostly icey snow and has been melting all day, which is actually a good thing as we're having visitors over tomorrow. :smile:

Reply 9092

TheUnbeliever

16

We had about 9 or 10 inches yesterday, but it appears to be beginning to clear. Forecast heavy snow for tomorrow though. :excited:

Reply 9093

FadeToBlackout

15

Craghyrax

Yep, I'm at Holy Trinity :smile:

There are two really good Caius Fusion cells if you're interested in getting involved in anything.

I really do wonder why it's necessary to organise groups of Christian friends along the lines of a Resistance organisation. I mean, it's not as if you're fed to the lions if the authorities find out, or anything...

What if it were a Muslim group that were organising Cells? Can you imagine the Daily Fail's apoplectic explosion?

Reply 9094

munro90

12

smilepea

I made mince pies and sausage rolls today :grin:

Although I put too much mince meat in the mince pies, I blame my papie for making me use the muffin tin.

Craggy which church do you go to? I'm going along to Holy Trinity next term with a few friends which will be nice :smile:

I'm off to midnight holy communion tonight, it starts at 11.30 :grin:

surely theres a liturgy of the word as well rather than just the eucharist?
I never get round to going to church in term time- i went once last term to founders mass in the chapel (which still doesn't really count as it was after full term and the wrong denomination!)
Going to "midnight" mass at 8pm tonight with a carol service before; should be nice as quite a few of my close school friends go to the same church so its always realy fun to have a little christmassyness (yes i just made that word up :yup :smile:

together

Reply 9095

munro90

12

FadeToBlackout

I really do wonder why it's necessary to organise groups of Christian friends along the lines of a Resistance organisation. I mean, it's not as if you're fed to the lions if the authorities find out, or anything...

What if it were a Muslim group that were organising Cells? Can you imagine the Daily Fail's apoplectic explosion?

No but admitting you're religious in most forums on TSR has about the same fate though!

Reply 9096

Zoedotdot

18

I haven't been to church in about three years, mostly because I didn't like the community that I was in and also grew to very much dislike the religion that I had been brought up in. But I still find churches to be very comforting places, of any denomination.

Reply 9097

Tom

15

Zoedotdot

But I still find churches to be very comforting places, of any denomination.

Absolutely. It's something about their age, and massive stone solidity.

It's always amazing, you see these tiny little villages with enormouse churches that must have had more materials and work put into them than all the houses and other buildings in the village put together, back when they were built.

I live in a village that is joined to another just across the river (separated by ~50m of water) and both have big churches...'tis amazing that people wanted to build a second one of the sodding great things only maybe 300m as the crow flies from the first, considering the money and effort it must have taken.

Reply 9098

alex_hk90

19

FadeToBlackout

I really do wonder why it's necessary to organise groups of Christian friends along the lines of a Resistance organisation. I mean, it's not as if you're fed to the lions if the authorities find out, or anything...

Now there's an idea! *ducks for cover* :p:

Reply 9099

FadeToBlackout

15

Athena

I know I'm meant to think "battery cell, stronger together!" or similar whenever I hear my friends talk about going to cell, but all that comes to mind is prison cell...

I just think of

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