what do familys do together?

                       These days l suppose we say a family that shops together, stays lost in the mall together                         it used to be that a family that prays together stays together                      what doe`s modern family's do together mostly?. . . it done in the gang together . . we sure got an emotional literacy issue in this district...people do not talk or share together in the home...lot of people go out walking on their own..fishing on their own . . .in the allotment . .on their own..here still lot of role that are old fashioned and oppressive..the man in the garden shed..woman cutting the rhubarb that among the older generation 65+ age ranger...l see lot of tattooed woman with ugly piercings walking around our area, use the hot food take aways and call their offspring CHAV names from the TV screen and the twilight movies or same gene...the children and youths not fashion consumers nor carry modern mobiles.Perhaps this is one result of the cutbacks..l ponder.

Hosea is a character in the old testament that has intrigue me for around 20 years since l worked in L4 back in `93-95.
Hosea prays and has a strategy for praying
so she will return to him
the father of the prodigal son
is in his watchtower praying seeking the return of his lost son
that's about it for spiritual wisdom from me today
time to reflect
life appears slow
l am doing some thinking on my `inter-personal skills

Democracy is dangerous

Like in the North of England,democracy is dangerous
 Syria,democracy is dangerous
 Malta,democracy is dangerous
 Romania,democracy is dangerous
 Dublin,democracy is dangerous
Gaza Strip democracy is dangerous
               and elsewhere,over 90 mainly children and youths butchered in Syriademocracy is dangerous
            democracy is dangerous democracy is dangerous
Includes youth group at Greenbelt democracy is dangerous

                           But required

bowe bergdahl our prayers

WASHINGTON - The father of a U.S. soldier who was taken prisoner in Afghanistan thanked the motorcycle riders of Rolling Thunder on Sunday for raising awareness of missing-in-action troops and prisoners of war.

At the annual Rolling Thunder rally on the National Mall, Bob Bergdahl promised his son: "You will come home. We will not leave you behind."

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, 26, of Hailey, Idaho, was taken prisoner in Afghanistan nearly three years ago. He is the subject of a proposed prisoner swap in which the Obama administration would allow the transfer of five Taliban prisoners long held at the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

like many encouraged by the dignity, the parents of this missing soldier have shown.

Prompts me,YOU, l hope others to pray.
But also for the Syrian people, my friend Mahmoud speaks with heavy heart about the situation in his homeland, as we work together erecting a gym.

matthew david waller and his pet dragon





Concern shared as we pull out rhubarb about BNP? and operation of a prayer room being used locally.
My world seams small sometimes  . .but we humans are connected via strange cobweb of emotions. Feel the pain of others.

God displays

wow what a God display in the coulers at end of each day
it is so visible at present

thank you creator Lord

more social mobility period

the youth group at beemish in colder weather but perhaps a warmer period a more social mobility period of both their and my own life's

Songwriter Jim Wagner says in relation to the `song last DJ` THAT Tom Petty IS A Liar

Californian songwriter Jim Wagner is continuing his battle against Tom Petty. Wagner claims Petty based his 2002 song 'The Last DJ' on his 2000 copyrighted song 'The Last Great Radio DJ'.

"This is the biggest cover-up and conspiracy in music history. No case in history remotely approaches this degree of wrongdoing regarding a copyrighted song".

"I wrote "The Last Great Radio DJ" about Jim Ladd, DJ at KLOS in Los Angeles. I sent him a demo of the song in July of 2000 after attaining a federal copyright. In October of 2000, Ladd led a panel discussion at the Museum of Television and Radio in Beverly Hills inviting his longtime friend, Tom Petty. Ladd introduced Petty to speak. Petty said, "I always refer to Jim Ladd as the last DJ.""

This song may have become a wee favorite of mine l have always tried at shows to mix some rock into the stuff others are dancin along too.

The art of being a DJ is craft developed well,Often used in my youth ministry.

misty sea and Ross stays still

life is too slow

The flowers on display in my home town of hull.certainly Brighten up the view of Queens gardens

never used a filter on this picture of Scarborough harbour towards south beech walking along the promenade always a great place to visit

l have been very busy ,done my garden.

Helped my mate Mahmoud with his garage` put up `,for nearly 2 days

followed by long walks and talk with another younger mate Jimmy, and his dog Tonk.

Finished reading Victor Canning's `the runaway`

and progressing onto second book in the series, `flight of the grey goose`.

LIFE is Slow...too slow.

Paddling youth club.

Church hall and singer, Paul Poulton, kidz are always hard audience to please even if you DJ their favorite sounds.

Chance to expose them to something new, another interest but they are young and may not want to paddle that day.

Use this expression a lot in youth work Paddling . . gaining your confidence in the water before you venture into swimming.

Another way suggest of trying, reflecting, listening, going deeper. Questioning. Many of young people gained first insights into loads of stuff at the church hall event. In the safety of the youth programme..As they grew into life here they began to listen hear something different see a new type of witness.

Some beautiful evening sunsets at present,
fantastic weather,
which for me means
got to do the garden.

I HATE GARDENING

a jubliee pic to reflect on?

not sure if these blodby things work but here one to observe and reflect upon there a lot more on PIPWILSON BHP BLOG try it cool funky and useful

Mayor's classical concert in My home town Hull 2012

Lord Mayor's classical concert in Queens Gardens...

A really rubbish classical orchestral concert type thingy mayjig being championed by Lord Mayor Colin Inglis could cost almost £60,000 to stage.Well here is my photo of the event...the news paper wrote about hundred turned up..this just about sums up this ijeet of a Nancy man and his efforts throughout let me really honest here....his life....

easyfest legacy

we used to run this event called Easyfest and we often had groups performing and singers well. .singing
including MJK make Jesus known,Viv Nevillie and the following so here is an update

The Paul Poulton Project

The Paul Poulton Project are now performing as a five-piece. Consummate professional Leroy Johnson has joined the band, as well as being a well known musician he is a brother in Christ and adds such a lot to the funk, blues and rock sound the band are known for.
Paul's son Isaac is also playing percussion. The new line up did their first gig at Old Nick's one of Lincolnshire's premiere music venues. The evening went superbly, the audience calling the band back on for an encore. The band will be playing at the Ignite Conference on 3 March in Birmingham.
so that good news above pic shows shaun and joe trying to be me....The DJ

SPREAD THE COMPOST

Today l should l know be spreading peace
but it really important l start doing the garden
spreading some compost
there are days when somethings are more important then other stuff.

what`s that smell

what`s that smell

what is that smell

kev birdsong

 some of the interesting bird life happening in my life at present
this sound a bit sad
not complain this morning me and Moses (the cat)

watched the birds attacking the food on the bird table, the food was meat+ potatoes +fruit+ bread and porridge all mixed together loads of common and rarer species gathered

beech life more of the same

long sandy beeches walking for miles you only burn 6 calories a minute walking and you gain 500 when you have a cake . . why cannot that be the other way around l expect just eat more cake.the Olympic torch has arrived in the UK what a waste

yes what a complete waste some say that about christian faith.... God... Jesus...

The gospel of us starring Micheal Sheen  . . really compelling drama the gospel updated...

whats your image of Jesus does it allow him to break down dismayed and deserted on a wet sandy beech.

 Before he proper Dun over and killed ?

Does your image of Jesus allow this?





Man canot live on speculation about football alone

we still waiting for news on the manager situation at the club.
my home town club.
and of course at this time of year it all no news, but speculation in the papers about;
whose going here.
whose going there.
expectations!
the new retained list . . . .
the euros qualifying . . .
Anyway back to applying for a job . . .that`s a job in itself.

just asking, in may 2012

does the Internet make the world more capable of communicating?
Are we more or less socially mobile?
I f l had a mobile as a teenager would l still have been grounded for getting in late?
is that shallow
what about watching the latest big flicks movies on a mobile phone on a park bench is that good use of information communication
or just plain old fashioned stupid.....
l,m in one of my just asking days

l love the youthclub nite life

some youthclubs where we have had premises are just old garage or huge shed

it my humble opinion that we do not invest in young people enough nor those called to work among them

this is true of secular and faith based projects equally

it does not take a huge investment to make a youth club become like a underground nite club
the DJ and crew and all the skills brought into play can make a huge difference to the quality of the evening
not at a lot of cost either

last ages ago a DJ saved my life

Back in the day, DJ has been a love of mine, like trying too mix tracks together but also playing them alongside a couple of Karaoke tracks. A DVD sample or some film with appropriate dialogue or an issue.

It a skill l do not get much chance to perfect or practice!

Some of my currant favorites on my decks at home are as follows.

DAYTONA :-stereophonics

BLOW IT UP:- vaccines

RICKY CYRUS:- loving arms

n.e.r.d.:-N SEARCH OF

Mr SAXOBEAT:-alexandra Stan



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Beach life Hull 2012

AN ALARMING number of families in Hull are unable to afford basics such as bread and milk.

Demand for emergency food packages has increased tenfold in the city over the past six months

in 2012 We should not be facing such issues
someone has switched the price tags
again the church is stepping in and filling the Gap
WE MUST MIND THE GAP
between those who have enough and those without
WE MUST MIND THE GAP
between the rich and poor
WE MUST MIND THE GAP
between powerful and those who are vulnerable
WE MUST MIND THE GAP
between the girl vulnerable in a children's home
and those who listen but refuse to accept her words
WE MUST MIND THE GAP

beach life

what was life like for these people on the beach at roker in the early century
no mobiles
shorter life expectations
what was a typical meal?
who fancied who?
what ways did people travel to this venue
was it a simple life . . .how did you find out about faith....the love of your life...music
could you dance . . .where else did you socialise?
Did everyone really have a job?
life feels too long.....on the beach today.

hollow at me again

The same Beach different today

leaves me asking where the progress
some kidz around here have a pony and trap
it looks cute but most of the ones who have such a vehicle cannot read or write
their parents are emotional literate
numeracy and owning a book is not encouraged
not a value judgement just a reflection on what l witness from people l have relationships with.


they say big issue in schools is kidz with mobile phones
Is not the issue teachers who allow mobile phones
and in part because they wish to carry them to use face book and social networks
so the discussion ran today on both the TV fone in and Radio 2 Jeremy vine

hollow at me later

From a different time
but
the issue`s
still
unemployment
poverty
lack of spirituality
hardship
inner cities blues
need to hollow
survival
faith
class
war
detached
Family
friends




From a another time
the Youth group
so much expected
so much achieved

Youth group at my last evening with them in 1991 l can see Joanne,craig,emma, andy,moffy,danny,david,ves,danny R, l tried but last evening some who`s names l could not recall

how many Managers?

HULL City vice chairman Ehab Allam has revealed the club is stretching its search for a new manager across Europe.

Allam says the club has already been "inundated" with applications to replace Nick Barmby at the helm, following his sacking on Monday
http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/Hull-City-scour-Europe-Nick-Barmby-s-successor/story-16052398-detail/story.html
if like me you need a daily fix of Hull City news try this; > ) above

l could do this job!

whats so hard?

"you lot play soccer and score more goals then the others playing".



somewhere up in heavens room

The image of God .  up in a room in heaven cries his tears... because he missing a person who once professed faith, from

I Miss The Way Lyrics

Michael W. Smith

is so powerful and not often presented as an image of God...he moved into my heart when l was a 17 and 1/2 year old kid  . .

l knew so little about anything..

Today over 40 . .  and l know even less about so much more..but the feeling of God`s presence has truthfully never left..

l testify..

brothers and sisters AMEN.

P EEING AROUND

 well a week end preparing a presentation that could produce another interview, for a position in community and youth work.
Feel positive. but bit poorly,and getting headache because of power point presentation . . which l had to produce.

I LISTENED TO MICHEAL W SMITHS

Once a true believer

Once there was a fire in your soul
You were the epitome of blessed faith
Astir with thirst for holiness and hunger for the word

Now you move in other circles
To the beat of different drums
And I see only glimpses of the one you used to be

The inspiration that you were to me
I miss the way His love would dance within your eyes
I miss the way His heart was the soul of your life

And somewhere in the saddest part of heaven's room
Our Father sheds a tear for you, He's missing you, too

Some are calling you a prodigal
Some aren't calling you at all
But far away someone is calling you back home
Do you hear it anymore out there on your own

I miss the way His love would dance within your eyes
I miss the way His heart was the soul of your life

And somewhere in the saddest part of heaven's room
Our Father sheds a tear for you, He's missing you, too
Once a true believer






I found the image of loss and a loving God`s response moving and again l listened to the song

And somewhere in the saddest part of heaven's room

Our Father sheds a tear for you, He's missing you, too
Once a true believer

Me l am still a true believer there is still a burning in my soul his words actions and spirit
still my main inspiration

the lights is always green ....green. ..green

                    justice required not
                                                   just for rich and powerful
        spoke to many vulnerable this week
                         justice has to be for us also

Man cannot live on football results alone

http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/Allams-interview-1-Hull-City-cope-Adam-Pearson/story-15977884-detail/story.html
Assem and Ehab Allam speak exclusively to the Mail about life at Hull City following Adam Pearson's departure from the KC Stadium.


Can I suggest a really good read

Mega interesting times at the Hull City businesss end of the season.
what next? 2 years in the top division not really what l wanted!
This is not really important compered with people unemployment and poverty but we need more then food in our stoamachs
but never forget Man cannot live on football results alone

the fight of our lifes

                                      who is this Kirkland frank

maybe the local seagulls should get an hotel for this kind of behaviour




we are in the fight of our lifes
l feel for my generation this is one of the toughest times
 One real test of character
       AM I READY

Do seagulls fly?

"How I Dearly Wish I Was Not Here"

Tr

Trudging slowly over wet sand

Back to the bench, where your clothes were stolen

This is the coastal town

That they forgot to close down

Everyday is like Sunday

Everyday is silent and grey

Hide on the promenade

Etch a postcard

"How I dearly wish I was not here"

In the seaside town

That they forgot to bomb

Come, come, come, nuclear bomb

Trudging back over pebbles and sand

And a strange dust lands on your hands

And on your face

On your face

Everyday is like Sunday

"Win yourself a cheap tray"

Share some greased tea with me

Everyday is silent and grey

http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/reviews/6454 Passionate, committed and uncompromising.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/reviews/6454
BBC Review Passionate, committed and uncompromising.


Julian Marszalek 2009-06-08 .
for more on the housemartins and loads of really good even excellent album reviews check the above site.
Passionate, committed and uncompromising.

WOW if that was put around about myself l would be thrilled.
that not a hint

Hull 4 Kev Waller 0

The Housemartins were an English indie pop band that was active in the 1980s.[1] Many of the Housemartins' lyrics were a mixture of Marxist politics and Christianity, reflecting singer Paul Heaton's beliefs at the time (the back cover of London 0 Hull 4 contained the message, "Take Jesus - Take Marx - Take Hope").

The 23 years since its original release have been surprisingly kind to the Housemartins. Whereas as many of their contemporaries have dated. Thanks to the production values of the day, their sound – with the caveat of a few bass solos replacing the then verboten guitar work outs – remains as fresh as it did in 1986 and it’s almost depressing that their lyrics are as pertinent today as they were then.
l cannot believe or even accept that it has been 23 years since Hull beat London 4.0, as you can tell from this blog l find the lyrics very relevant.Of course l follow Jesus more closely l hope and it effects my actions, only recently the follow up Album `PEOPLE WHO GRINNED THEMSELVES TO DEATH` was on my decks at home.
l am a bit slow not always getting the sense and comments made in the lyrics.
The attack on political apathy in 'Sheep' still seethes, with a righteous anger as elsewhere. Sitting On A Fence is a well-aimed swipe at the values that “…see both sides of both sides”. It’s still a thing of wonder that something as caustic as Happy Hour – an assault on corporate work culture and casual sexism – reached the UK Top 3
 
The lyrics to SHEEP feel like a statement around Church life and `christian faith.
But HEY what do l know?

from the Apple store 16.04 Wednesday 2nd of May 2012

friendship life without friends is slow and sad.......mine could be faster but l am still happy
God and his work its about the relationship NOT the programme

dare 2 believe

HULL City owners Assem and Ehab Allam were today facing huge pressure to explain their surprise suspension of popular manager Nick Barmby.

Although still to be officially confirmed, Barmby is understood to have been suspended from his duties yesterday – leading to an angry outcry from the majority of the club’s fans.

when l see a sheep l see a flock
it`s me again  . . . . .and my home team in disare

DARE 2 BELIEVE
SHITFCAN HAPPEN

LOSING ITS APPEAL

if may be a sad reflection on the way young people think but early Monday morning is losing its appeal

The music of the 70`s is getting some attention at present including a programme on the BBC 2

l ask who now is making the issues relevent through music where are the artist like the clash, housemartins,eddie and the hotrods UB40 etc..?