lot of confusing things happen everyday
sometimes hard to get a good
handle on the way life is unfolding
today has been a full
but very tiring
truthfully slightly uncomfortable day
Issuefacingbeachwalkingmusicloving dadofmatt yorkshireborn Tigersfollowing thewireanyalise Jesusfollowing blogginglovingliving greenbelter Foreverangelmissing would U "liketofeelthat Love is everlasting" ISCHAEMIC disease battler
May 14, 2013
May 13, 2013
kindness
today l heard the news that one young man has been murdered from the contacts that l work among homeless rootless young man killed in our community by his peers Only last week l spoke with him about swigging cider in our provision, meal meeting...he said ...`l must go` no l said "just eat some food and drink some soup" Other`s encouraged... helped... warmly invited him.
Others felt the need to be hostile and take his life.
both sides of humanity
l witness often aggression ...violence..dislike..indeed hatred
Humanity
l witness extraordinary kindness help support prayers
May 11, 2013
grim me up north
cold
wet
rainy
chilly
miserable
even
a
bit fed up
Anyway how are you love hearing from people l am a bit like this at present late nite last evening
Honesty is important and it doesn’t mean l am permanently in this sate of mind l am off now to grab a coffee and chat with a friend.Level 5 from the book why am l afraid to tell you how l am? Looks like l am not..How are you?
May 10, 2013
me ...normal
Someone just told me it`s the week end
not something that excites me too much nor do Fridays
it been that way most of my life . . from back in the day when Gym was Friday evening and including work as a youth worker Fridays and week ends and holidays are very much geared into serving the youth
Plays a bit with relationships
l recall once getting called out to work when me and FA had plans
but that the nature of this type of work
the only normal people l know
are those l do not really know well
not something that excites me too much nor do Fridays
it been that way most of my life . . from back in the day when Gym was Friday evening and including work as a youth worker Fridays and week ends and holidays are very much geared into serving the youth
Plays a bit with relationships
l recall once getting called out to work when me and FA had plans
but that the nature of this type of work
the only normal people l know
are those l do not really know well
| Mileage by car. working out costings. Train boat and walking. Managing time, Resource, Thinking, Always health is a factor! |
They both know . .
Baby, I think we both know It's gone wrong, wrong, wrong
I know you don't think we can carry it on
Baby,
I think we both know It's gone bad, bad, bad Think of all the good times we had . .
So sings Tim McCraw in Tennessee from the film strong
There is something that is real about the themes in country Song
but it never really connected over in the UK
l have sometimes played country songs at gigs
always been the odd track
Off this evening to a bit of `Coastal singing` over at playhouse North sea, could be good.
It work bit community involvement.
May 9, 2013
we are staying up
"Next season we'll play in the Premier League and maybe I can too.
"I have one season left, maybe two, and I would love to stay here. I would like to finish my career here.
"I'm not drinking, I'm not going out anymore so I would love to play football for Hull City for another year.
"Now I will enjoy my holidays, eight or nine weeks, and we will see what happens, but I would love to stay here with Hull City. The club has made me very proud."
Read more: http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk
IT WAS the moment thousands of Hull City fans had been waiting for after months of battling and a nail-biting finale.
A deafening cheer rang out across the KC Stadium last night as players held medals and a trophy aloft after securing automatic promotion to the Premier League.
The Hull City Premier League Promotion party at the KC Stadium on May 8th, 2013
WOW the women are even bigger then l last recall
all together now
we are staying up
we are staying up
What about them four in defence?
No day will ever come...poverty!
"Retirement is for young people."
No day will ever come when l`ll be free from heart disease.
But that not an issue
No day will ever come when l`ll be free from taking tablets
Nor having to manage this illness or disease
But that not an issue
No day will ever come when l`ll be free from mangering the effects, along few restrictions that occur.
But that not an issue
The issue is why children, family living in poverty 2013
Poverty it been present in areas of my life
Since l was born
Why
Why
Why is it worse now at this moment of my life?
Professionally the socialist reforms did not address the issue
Blairites got it so wrong. Tory boys of 2007 made it worse
Yet to those who will listen
The God of powerlessness still calls out
Bring justice
Seek mercy
Walk humbly
Don’t have what you don’t need
Help who you define to be your neighbour
Be merciful to all
Love yourself…..
That person in the mirror is special unique valuable and beautiful
No day will ever come when l`ll be free from heart disease.
But that not an issue
No day will ever come when l`ll be free from taking tablets
Nor having to manage this illness or disease
But that not an issue
No day will ever come when l`ll be free from mangering the effects, along few restrictions that occur.
But that not an issue
The issue is why children, family living in poverty 2013
Poverty it been present in areas of my life
Since l was born
Why
Why
Why is it worse now at this moment of my life?
Professionally the socialist reforms did not address the issue
Blairites got it so wrong. Tory boys of 2007 made it worse
Yet to those who will listen
The God of powerlessness still calls out
Bring justice
Seek mercy
Walk humbly
Don’t have what you don’t need
Help who you define to be your neighbour
Be merciful to all
Love yourself…..
That person in the mirror is special unique valuable and beautiful
May 7, 2013
hope is a feeling
its a play list
love playlist`s
important area of DJ skill
but also got to ignore
go along with what people ask
you to play
May 4, 2013
This is my Hull city prayer
dear lord God,
if you allow Hull City to be promoted today
l will be become a better person
l will attend Church every sunday
except when city are playing
Amen
p.s. If that not enough
please let me know
Kev
x
if you allow Hull City to be promoted today
l will be become a better person
l will attend Church every sunday
except when city are playing
Amen
p.s. If that not enough
please let me know
Kev
x
May 3, 2013
come on you hull (part 456)
BE PREPARED
This will have been the longest week in the players' lives. You try your best to relax but you can't go more than half an hour without thinking about the game. It takes over your mind. In weeks like these I wouldn't want to go home after training. So long as you were around your team-mates you'd be having a bit of a laugh and a joke, but once you went home your mind would drift and you'd start thinking too much about the game.
Tomorrow won't be able to come quickly enough for the players. I look back at the night before Wembley and although it was a massive game, I still remember it being quite relaxed. We played poker at the hotel and chatted in our rooms. There were a few lads who weren't too experienced at the time, people like Michael Turner and Sam Ricketts, but I can remember seeing Ian Ashbee and he was completely focused. He wanted to make sure he was the one lifting the trophy so badly.
Every footballer is different and will prepare for big games in their own way. Some will be a bag of nerves, some will be chilled out. The one thing you have to be is confident. You've got to believe in yourself and your team-mates and that's what we did at Wembley.
STAY FOCUSED
Tomorrow is different to our play-off final at Wembley because promotion could end up hinging on Watford's game against Leeds, but I'm sure Steve Bruce will be telling his side to forget all about that game. It's irrelevant what Watford do so long as City win and that's all that matters.
It was a similar situation when I was at Bradford when we had to beat Liverpool on the final day to stay up. I can remember a huge roar going around Valley Parade when Southampton scored against Wimbledon, our relegation rivals, so the players won't need telling if Leeds do them a favour at Watford tomorrow.
Saying that, it's important not to get distracted by the other game. If Watford go a goal up early on, something you wouldn't rule out, you can't let that deflate you. All the emphasis has to be on taking the game to Cardiff and making life difficult for them. City have got to get the ball forward, ruffle a few feathers and make a few tackles.
The fans are there to give you backing, but you've got to give them reason to get off their seats. If it's a poor game, cause a ruck. You can't let it be flat like the Bristol City game or Cardiff will be content just to sit deep and give a good account of themselves. It's all down to City and what they do.
PLAY WITH HEART
It wasn't losing at Barnsley that hurt the 6,000 City fans at Oakwell, it was the manner of the performance that really stung. When so much is at stake, the least the supporters and your manager expects is for you to give every last thing you've got.
Games like tomorrow don't come around very often in your career. City are 90 minutes away from the Premier League and it's absolutely vital that we see players performing as though it's their very last game in football.
You can forget all about tactics and formations to a certain extent, it's about desire on days like these. If City had 11 Paul McShane's there wouldn't be a problem tomorrow. Macca's not the most gifted footballer but he's got a heart the size of a lion. He'll never give in. That's the attitude you've got to expect from every player, no one can go hiding.
Every player has got their own motivation for reaching the Premier League, but they've got to remember who else they're doing it for. I'm a Hull lad so it came naturally for me but Steve Bruce and his side only have to look around the KC Stadium when they run out tomorrow to know how much it would mean for this club.
You've got to give everything. If it's not enough and you end up in the play-offs, fair enough. But at least you can come into the dressing room afterwards knowing you've done yourself justice.
TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
The more I think about tomorrow's game, the more jealous I am. I'd do anything to be involved in a game of this significance. It's what you play the game for and what makes football so special. Sadly I'll have to watch on from the stands and, like any fan, I'll be kicking every ball. It's vital that we see that emotion in the players too because it's up to them to get the crowd going.
Each player has to take responsibility, not look to a team-mate to do it for them. This side isn't blessed with the same experience we had at Wembley, and that's been a worry for me all season, but tomorrow they all have to walk tall together.
A big thing will be to start the game brightly and look to make things happen against a Cardiff side that surely can't want this as much as us. I don't care what you say, no Cardiff player will want to come up here and get injured.
There was obviously some disappointment after the Bristol City and Barnsley games, so it's vital the players don't allow that to drift into tomorrow. Start well and grab the first goal and the whole place will be transformed, but if supporters see a nervous group of players, that mood will soon spread on to the terraces.
Not every player can have a great game tomorrow but you have to make sure you win your own individual battle. If a tackle or a header is there to be won, throw yourself in and want it as though your life depended on it. Don't come off the pitch with any regrets.
SEIZE YOUR MOMENT
As my old Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren used to say, every game has a defining moment. It could be a goalkeeper saving a penalty, it could be a defender making a last-ditch tackle, but games can swing on any given incident. For our win at Wembley I'm privileged that it was my goal that changed everything.
I've often thought what if I'd have blasted the chance over the bar or if the keeper had saved it, but I'm not sure I've ever hit a volley quite like that one. I've said a few times that most of my volleys in training would end up in the trees. I'm lucky enough it came off for me at Wembley and it's something that will live with me for the rest of my life. That's what's at stake for these City players tomorrow. If they win, someone will be a new hero by 3pm. They'll never have to buy a drink in Hull again. It could be David Stockdale pulling off a last-minute save or it could be Robbie Brady with a special free-kick, the stage is set for someone to be the toast of the city. The one thing you can't do is let the moment pass. Grab it by the scruff of the neck and make it happen for you. After 45 games of the season, promotion will now rest upon a defining moment against Cardiff. You have to make sure it's you that takes your chance. If they do, they'll forever be a hero to these supporters.
Read more: http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/Dean-Windass-guide-Hull-City-s-promotion-hero/story-18879951-detail/story.html#ixzz2SE6oeBN3
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This will have been the longest week in the players' lives. You try your best to relax but you can't go more than half an hour without thinking about the game. It takes over your mind. In weeks like these I wouldn't want to go home after training. So long as you were around your team-mates you'd be having a bit of a laugh and a joke, but once you went home your mind would drift and you'd start thinking too much about the game.
Tomorrow won't be able to come quickly enough for the players. I look back at the night before Wembley and although it was a massive game, I still remember it being quite relaxed. We played poker at the hotel and chatted in our rooms. There were a few lads who weren't too experienced at the time, people like Michael Turner and Sam Ricketts, but I can remember seeing Ian Ashbee and he was completely focused. He wanted to make sure he was the one lifting the trophy so badly.
Every footballer is different and will prepare for big games in their own way. Some will be a bag of nerves, some will be chilled out. The one thing you have to be is confident. You've got to believe in yourself and your team-mates and that's what we did at Wembley.
STAY FOCUSED
Tomorrow is different to our play-off final at Wembley because promotion could end up hinging on Watford's game against Leeds, but I'm sure Steve Bruce will be telling his side to forget all about that game. It's irrelevant what Watford do so long as City win and that's all that matters.
It was a similar situation when I was at Bradford when we had to beat Liverpool on the final day to stay up. I can remember a huge roar going around Valley Parade when Southampton scored against Wimbledon, our relegation rivals, so the players won't need telling if Leeds do them a favour at Watford tomorrow.
Saying that, it's important not to get distracted by the other game. If Watford go a goal up early on, something you wouldn't rule out, you can't let that deflate you. All the emphasis has to be on taking the game to Cardiff and making life difficult for them. City have got to get the ball forward, ruffle a few feathers and make a few tackles.
The fans are there to give you backing, but you've got to give them reason to get off their seats. If it's a poor game, cause a ruck. You can't let it be flat like the Bristol City game or Cardiff will be content just to sit deep and give a good account of themselves. It's all down to City and what they do.
PLAY WITH HEART
It wasn't losing at Barnsley that hurt the 6,000 City fans at Oakwell, it was the manner of the performance that really stung. When so much is at stake, the least the supporters and your manager expects is for you to give every last thing you've got.
Games like tomorrow don't come around very often in your career. City are 90 minutes away from the Premier League and it's absolutely vital that we see players performing as though it's their very last game in football.
You can forget all about tactics and formations to a certain extent, it's about desire on days like these. If City had 11 Paul McShane's there wouldn't be a problem tomorrow. Macca's not the most gifted footballer but he's got a heart the size of a lion. He'll never give in. That's the attitude you've got to expect from every player, no one can go hiding.
Every player has got their own motivation for reaching the Premier League, but they've got to remember who else they're doing it for. I'm a Hull lad so it came naturally for me but Steve Bruce and his side only have to look around the KC Stadium when they run out tomorrow to know how much it would mean for this club.
You've got to give everything. If it's not enough and you end up in the play-offs, fair enough. But at least you can come into the dressing room afterwards knowing you've done yourself justice.
TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
The more I think about tomorrow's game, the more jealous I am. I'd do anything to be involved in a game of this significance. It's what you play the game for and what makes football so special. Sadly I'll have to watch on from the stands and, like any fan, I'll be kicking every ball. It's vital that we see that emotion in the players too because it's up to them to get the crowd going.
Each player has to take responsibility, not look to a team-mate to do it for them. This side isn't blessed with the same experience we had at Wembley, and that's been a worry for me all season, but tomorrow they all have to walk tall together.
A big thing will be to start the game brightly and look to make things happen against a Cardiff side that surely can't want this as much as us. I don't care what you say, no Cardiff player will want to come up here and get injured.
There was obviously some disappointment after the Bristol City and Barnsley games, so it's vital the players don't allow that to drift into tomorrow. Start well and grab the first goal and the whole place will be transformed, but if supporters see a nervous group of players, that mood will soon spread on to the terraces.
Not every player can have a great game tomorrow but you have to make sure you win your own individual battle. If a tackle or a header is there to be won, throw yourself in and want it as though your life depended on it. Don't come off the pitch with any regrets.
SEIZE YOUR MOMENT
As my old Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren used to say, every game has a defining moment. It could be a goalkeeper saving a penalty, it could be a defender making a last-ditch tackle, but games can swing on any given incident. For our win at Wembley I'm privileged that it was my goal that changed everything.
I've often thought what if I'd have blasted the chance over the bar or if the keeper had saved it, but I'm not sure I've ever hit a volley quite like that one. I've said a few times that most of my volleys in training would end up in the trees. I'm lucky enough it came off for me at Wembley and it's something that will live with me for the rest of my life. That's what's at stake for these City players tomorrow. If they win, someone will be a new hero by 3pm. They'll never have to buy a drink in Hull again. It could be David Stockdale pulling off a last-minute save or it could be Robbie Brady with a special free-kick, the stage is set for someone to be the toast of the city. The one thing you can't do is let the moment pass. Grab it by the scruff of the neck and make it happen for you. After 45 games of the season, promotion will now rest upon a defining moment against Cardiff. You have to make sure it's you that takes your chance. If they do, they'll forever be a hero to these supporters.
Read more: http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/Dean-Windass-guide-Hull-City-s-promotion-hero/story-18879951-detail/story.html#ixzz2SE6oeBN3
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May 2, 2013
life is tuff
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| who knows whats ahead in this life but the journey is fun and tuff |
THE FILM CINEMA PARADISA
has this line the older Alfredo turns to
the young lad warns him l suppose
that life is not like in the cinema
"Its much tougher then that"
life is tuff
so starts the book the road less travelled
life is tuff
suicide the most common cause of death recorded
on the death certificates of many young people in 2013
in the UK
Shocking but true
life is tuff
l found something that works
l have a relationship with a personal Jesus
May 1, 2013
City are now counting down to one of the biggest games in their 109-year history.
Victory over title-winners Cardiff on Saturday lunchtime would guarantee the KC Stadium's finest hour with automatic promotion to the top flight, but Watford could snatch second with a win at home to Leeds if City falter.
Read more: http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk
Emotion running high in Hull and wee bit up North for this reason plus another
The young people are preparing for a service and are excited, some have been a bit apprenticed or rather schooled by older people in the singing performances
But looking real good overall
got some video editing and music mixing to do but that fine
Victory over title-winners Cardiff on Saturday lunchtime would guarantee the KC Stadium's finest hour with automatic promotion to the top flight, but Watford could snatch second with a win at home to Leeds if City falter.
Read more: http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk
Emotion running high in Hull and wee bit up North for this reason plus another
The young people are preparing for a service and are excited, some have been a bit apprenticed or rather schooled by older people in the singing performances
But looking real good overall
got some video editing and music mixing to do but that fine
Apr 28, 2013
Return for Hull city is over
The rides are not swirling around
Crowds are going home empty
Disillusioned
Hurt even
heads are heavy ,Hearts broken
The light shone brightly and people spoke
about what could be
BUT it s not too be
Emotions are all over the place
The local filth, (AKA Yorkshire police) even dressed up for the occasion,
helmets on, truncheonss drawn,
riot gear ready.
Players hassled the fans
Depression set in
among some of the supporters anger became the words they spoke
'Regret' the common theme
The dream has been replaced
Stark reality
So much for hull city and the return to the premiership
its over
Crowds are going home empty
Disillusioned
Hurt even
heads are heavy ,Hearts broken
The light shone brightly and people spoke
about what could be
BUT it s not too be
Emotions are all over the place
The local filth, (AKA Yorkshire police) even dressed up for the occasion,
helmets on, truncheonss drawn,
riot gear ready.
Players hassled the fans
Depression set in
among some of the supporters anger became the words they spoke
'Regret' the common theme
The dream has been replaced
Stark reality
So much for hull city and the return to the premiership
its over
Apr 27, 2013
has these hands reach out to me
| Her hands reach out to me the first thought is 'whats in the mag this month'? The price is now £3 quid. Then l focus on her. How may hours has she stood waiting? What's the weather been like? How come mostly it is the Roma women who are out on the streets selling big issue? Sometimes l buy her a soup and place it near the bag, other`s give a Cornish pastie, or something. Humanity visible for all to see, Connecting. Has these hands reach out me! |
| A Tapestry by the master of his Handy work |
Apr 26, 2013
finally took your pictures down off the wall
She asked me how the cats been?
`moses he`s just fine`
"but he used to ask about you all the time".
How do you always seam to know when to call?
When you gonna call again?
"l finally took your pictures down off the wall"
`moses he`s just fine`
"but he used to ask about you all the time".
How do you always seam to know when to call?
When you gonna call again?
"l finally took your pictures down off the wall"
Apr 25, 2013
Apr 24, 2013
weekend fix
its hoped that my hometown team HULL CITY will be promoted back to the Premier League if they win at Barnsley this weekend's fixture, City quickly sold out their initial allocation of over 5,000 this week, which is not a great amount but the Police are again interfering in the movements of the general Public..

Among the Hull City travelling fans. I not stood there a great deal this season.
concentrating on this stuff
It's
Church, Jim, but not as we know it
this is my weekend fix Sport and Church
Decks,
Vinyl, Jazz,
Gospel
according to Emeli Sandé, Graffiti Psalms, Sing together, Performers, 24/7
PowerPoint
Prayers, ArtbyU, Talking, Listening, Sharing, Thought Wrestling.
It's Church, Jim, but not
as we know it
Apr 23, 2013
Hear this !
Guess you need to hear this
Maybe you don't think you are beautiful-
Now listen you a special, unique, fantastic,
a 'one off'!
Maybe you don't think you are beautiful-
Now listen you a special, unique, fantastic,
a 'one off'!
Really,
You are beautiful!Your beautiful.
journeys gone along
often our journeys follow a path that others have walked, trod ,gone along before ourselves, The scenery they observe may change, and the reason for the path being followed is again different to us.
My faith journey was one that others walk also.
One that l work to encouge other`s to follow, the issues they face are differant to ones I faced.
But the truth is that Jesus is still best hope and friend for the journey.
Apr 22, 2013
Apr 20, 2013
how to combat hatred?
What a week for Hatred
there is a link between events in Boston and events around funeral of Thatcher
to hear even in the Church hatred spoken, that's how Boston began
Hatred
strong emotion
blinds
makes others a scapegoat for your own failings
like the failings of mining communities where Scargill led blind and foolish into a strike
Hatred that fuelled feelings and actions against those who did not want to strike
Hatred
that fuelled actions against those who went back to work
Hatred
that still exist to this day
Hatred
that fuelled a bomd blast
that then killed
innocent others
by those fed on hatred
there should be no time to fester blindness, Attempt dialogue with those who you do not agree with
l know someone who life is just been about hurting
Hatred
acts of destruction
that person is not a happy person
Hatred is a strong emotion
199 steps lead down from the Abbey to the old town where you find yourself in a shops Not paradise. But an array of unique shops offering local crafts, also food. Whitby has it all. Seafood restaurants, continental delights, traditional sea-shanty inns preparing locally cooked produce and olde worlde English tea rooms and Yorkshire teas.
there is a link between events in Boston and events around funeral of Thatcher
to hear even in the Church hatred spoken, that's how Boston began
Hatred
strong emotion
blinds
makes others a scapegoat for your own failings
like the failings of mining communities where Scargill led blind and foolish into a strike
Hatred that fuelled feelings and actions against those who did not want to strike
Hatred
that fuelled actions against those who went back to work
Hatred
that still exist to this day
Hatred
that fuelled a bomd blast
that then killed
innocent others
by those fed on hatred
there should be no time to fester blindness, Attempt dialogue with those who you do not agree with
l know someone who life is just been about hurting
Hatred
acts of destruction
that person is not a happy person
Hatred is a strong emotion
forgiveness
that a strong emotions
stronger then hatred?
Here is where l often go to reflect, think, ponder cry shout to GOD.
Apr 19, 2013
HULL City boss Steve Bruce admits winning over Bristol City at the KC Stadium tonight would take him to within touching distance of his finest hour in management.
After establishing a six-point advantage in second position over the last week, the Tigers now need just four points from their last three games to guarantee automatic promotion to the Premier League.
While City have survived life without their most prolific asset to journey within four points of automatic promotion, Fryatt has inched closer towards a comeback he thought would have to wait until August.
Read more: http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/Hull-City
Apr 17, 2013
with you on that one
DIDN`T SEE IT COMING
STILL DON`T KNOW WHAT I DID WRONG
how many times have l pondered these thoughts
STILL DON`T KNOW WHAT I DID WRONG
how many times have l pondered these thoughts
Apr 16, 2013
gospel according to Emeli...coming soon
Didn't see it coming
No kind of warning
I can't work out what I've done wrong
His clothes are missing
But his keys are still here
Please somebody tell me whats going on
Chorus:
My baby's got a suitcase
He's telling me its too late
But don't nobody, please don't ask me why#
'Cause all I did was love him
But I can't stop him walking
My baby's got a suitcase but please don't ask me why
Verse 2:
What changed so quickly?
Answer me!
If you must kill me at least please, tell me why
He said "Don't touch me, Get out the way"[
Will someone tell me what's going on tonight
Chorus:
My baby's got a suitcase
He's telling me its too late
But don't nobody, please don't ask me why'
Cause all I did was love him
But I can't stop him walking
My baby's got a suitcase but please don't ask me why
EMELI SANDE - SUITCASE
Been using the artist Emeli Sandie `read all about it`
there re so may positive strong characters recording music who are females, l include this girl but would also add Duffy and Adele...(not Amie winemouth) in `read all about it` she talks about being in love, the sings about issues before concluding the Album with song about hope. It bit personal journey but l am applying this to life for youths and learning lessons placed among the albums lyrics ,emotions and life’s journey...
how true of life...certainly been my experience
No kind of warning
I can't work out what I've done wrong
His clothes are missing
But his keys are still here
Please somebody tell me whats going on
Chorus:
My baby's got a suitcase
He's telling me its too late
But don't nobody, please don't ask me why#
'Cause all I did was love him
But I can't stop him walking
My baby's got a suitcase but please don't ask me why
Verse 2:
What changed so quickly?
Answer me!
If you must kill me at least please, tell me why
He said "Don't touch me, Get out the way"[
Will someone tell me what's going on tonight
Chorus:
My baby's got a suitcase
He's telling me its too late
But don't nobody, please don't ask me why'
Cause all I did was love him
But I can't stop him walking
My baby's got a suitcase but please don't ask me why
EMELI SANDE - SUITCASE
Been using the artist Emeli Sandie `read all about it`
there re so may positive strong characters recording music who are females, l include this girl but would also add Duffy and Adele...(not Amie winemouth) in `read all about it` she talks about being in love, the sings about issues before concluding the Album with song about hope. It bit personal journey but l am applying this to life for youths and learning lessons placed among the albums lyrics ,emotions and life’s journey...
Didn't see it coming
No kind of warning
how true of life...certainly been my experience
Apr 15, 2013
life yesterday`s health
shmily
| shmily see how much l love you Sometimes just see an image get captured |
l just See stuff that inspires. Affirms life...creates in myself feelings of awe wonder reflection.
Wish to share these with U
The hope you are inspired
affirmed
desire to be creative.
Often fail trying to capture my words
or even the emotions
sometimes in life
Kevin just a passenger staring
watching
wishing
for connectible
conversation
hope something l blog..say..share ..
communicate around
enables others to see that also
The hope you are inspired
affirmed
desire to be creative.
Often fail trying to capture my words
or even the emotions
sometimes in life
Kevin just a passenger staring
watching
wishing
for connectible
conversation
hope something l blog..say..share ..
communicate around
enables others to see that also
Apr 13, 2013
car issues
July 9, 2001 - The car world is changing quickly and so is Mercedes-Benz, if one is to judge by its new Midi MPV, the new Vaneo. The name clearly suggests its character: it is a van, well a minivan, and it is new (neo, Greek for new). Well almost entirely new.
Actually Vaneo is the much anticipated 'minivan' development of the A-Class and its design had been finalised well on time. If Mercedes-Benz is launching Vaneo on the international market (early next year), four years after the plan was approved, it is because it needed time to completely refurbish the Ludwigsfelde plant the company used to own before WW II, and that was repossessed when the Berlin wall came down.
Quite a selection of alternative versions were on display at the recent press preview but the range is so diversified and comprehensive that showing all possibilities would have been quite confusing.
Actually Vaneo is the much anticipated 'minivan' development of the A-Class and its design had been finalised well on time. If Mercedes-Benz is launching Vaneo on the international market (early next year), four years after the plan was approved, it is because it needed time to completely refurbish the Ludwigsfelde plant the company used to own before WW II, and that was repossessed when the Berlin wall came down.
Quite a selection of alternative versions were on display at the recent press preview but the range is so diversified and comprehensive that showing all possibilities would have been quite confusing.
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| l dont know what to do l just want car to get me from A to B |
Apr 11, 2013
THIEVES targeted a warehouse run by one of the city's best-known charities, damaging three vans and forcing half its fleet off the road.
Police are hunting thieves who scaled a 7ft fence, smashed the windows of three of Dove House Hospice's six vans and took two front wheels from one of them.
http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/Thieves-raid-Dove-House-Hospice/story-18673482-detail/story.html#ixzz2Q9vgMfxu
there is a worrying trend to target charity and rob those who are helping the most vulnerable
why why why why?
onto Hull City andthe attempt to climb into the premiership
We’ve just not seen enough from Hull City’s captain in the last few weeks and months.
DAVID Meyler will be welcomed back from his two-game suspension at Ipswich and that leaves Steve Bruce with a midfield dilemma.
ooohh not sure can we play both and could Sonu Alko return early from injurie
he has been on eof my favorite players since the display l saw pre season in Hartlepool
npower Championship Table
| Team Statistics | Position | Team | P | Home W | D | L | F | A | Away W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts | Last 10 games results | Match status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last updated 1 day ago | |||||||||||||||||
| No movement 1 | Cardiff | 41 | 14 | 4 | 2 | 33 | 14 | 10 | 4 | 7 | 32 | 27 | 24 | 80 |
| Report of Cardiff's last match | |
| No movement 2 | Hull | 41 | 13 | 2 | 6 | 33 | 20 | 10 | 3 | 7 | 24 | 26 | 11 | 74 | |||
Apr 10, 2013
kevin past has a future
how
does
the world
see my life
they are on to me?
would my life
stand up too scrutiny from the tabloid
press
My God
through his gospel
does not divide me into
a person who is not forgiven
but into
redeemed
I have the presence of Christ alongside me in my life
even though l struggle some days
sure indeed l know others would tell you stuff about me
but what l know is that l am forgiven and redeemed
that comes from the highest Authority
wow
Apr 9, 2013
lets not celebrate anothers death
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| http://www.pipwilson.com/2013/04/margaret-thatcher-in-blobology.html for loads more of this kind of stuff mega mega interesting used blod type stuff since the seventies there are two lots of blods very samish but not always easy to connect stuff sometimes a bit dated but this is very contemporary Police make arrests at Thatcher death street parties in Bristol and Brixton
Officers injured during public disorder as hundreds turn out across cities in Britain to celebrate former prime minister's death
The Metropolitan police said there had been low-level disorder in Brixton. Two women were arrested on suspicion of burglary after a shop front was broken."Last night police dealt with approximately 100 people who caused low level disorder," said a Met spokesman. Extra officers were called to the scene to ensure "public safety and accessibility to public highways", he added |
take some comfort
take comfort from this
you have a laptop/computer in your hand
not a parking fine or a loaded gun
Or a invitation to the wedding of someone you
should have married
A dirt syringe or a deadly Scorpian
A molotav cocktail or an overdose
not a parking fine or a loaded gun
you have a laptop/computer in your hand
take comfort from this
Roger McGough from his latest book `as far as l know`.
time for cricket not yet
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| Kevin Waller with Harry B playing cricket with a small monument in Hull musem |
Wow what a great view even though its been very chilly and cold for such a long time now . Who can repeat such a great view, even the greatest artist struggle to capture as acutely as a photograph? sometimes l just stand ,watching the view Reflecting on life because l see the north sea and ships passing l sense the seasons developing more acutley ..l think ..it sets my emotions and gives my sense of time drama,
l feel.
Apr 7, 2013
Apr 5, 2013
fast life
life
l ove
is
f or
e ver
Life is much faster then we imagine, but children Plus young cannot hear the voice that speaks about how fast LIFE travels
Life sometimes needs to be examined The Bible needs to be digested
Love needs to be watered but never watered down
ethics sport andfamily
| Matthew David and Aron Peter in happy times. They are not close has brothers anymore and Matty is very distance fom me and all his family |
Apr 2, 2013
what kind of love...oh and some politics
| Well what a mess at SAFC with a Fascist in charge but hey don`t worry about someone`s politics its Easter .......can we forget that Footie equals big money |
He told a story if l recall correctl,y where his son was spoken to in a way he interpreted as racist so he Adult male brought some authority in to deal with the other child.
BUT when it comes to a grown man admitting he is a Fascist, Bennett's go all cour and cute.
Hypocrite.
l felt at the time it was `kidz in the playground` ..but oh no he knew racist behavior.
Football its like a drug. . .know who said that last week..Carlise united chairman
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Faith not a get out tough uncomfortable moments.
I struggle. It's fact some maybe can't grasp. Pretty sure hold certain resilience got sense...
MAYBE WE WON`T MEET AGAIN
. . . she got a postcard in the mail
That just said Heaven,with a picture of the ocean and the beach
The simple words he wrote her
Said he loved her
How he'd hold her if his arms would reach
That just said Heaven,with a picture of the ocean and the beach
The simple words he wrote her
Said he loved her
How he'd hold her if his arms would reach
Wish you were here, wish you could see this place
Wish you were near,Wish I could touch your face
The weather's nice, it's paradise
It's summertime all year and there's some folks we know
They say, "Hello, "
Wish you were near,Wish I could touch your face
The weather's nice, it's paradise
It's summertime all year and there's some folks we know
They say, "Hello, "
I miss you so, wish you were here"
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So done a bit of work spread out all over rural town. Lot less gym Money very very tight. Petrol expensive most l have ever witnessed. Even ...
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Done my last task for this week. Prepared the vegetables placed them in slow cooker. Communicated with my friends sadly via social-media. Re...
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Been out visiting family and friends in Hull. went to get Mums papers. She reads 3 a day and the family all do so they get well read, t...





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