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Development work and faith. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. July 11, 2014. Friends invited me to join with them on a day flight to Bamiyan, in the central Hazarajat. We flew over the wonderful Band-i-Amir lakes, copper colouring the water a fantastic blue. We then drove out to Shahar Zohak – the Red City – a very ancient, and large destroyed fort complex, some 2000 ft up a steep climb. The minerals are right in front of you in these hills:. And an old gun. July 9, 2014.
Images of an ending. | itinerant and indigent
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Development work and faith. Skip to primary content. Images of an ending. June 3, 2012. School’s just about over, and so the kids had an Olympics. Immediately following which I flew to Maimana to assist in an evaluation. From 3000ft, the countryside around Faizabad is quite beautiful – if treeless. In Maimana I am looking at the sustainability and management practices of one of our projects, the orthopaedic workshop, and the community based rehabilitation project. I would like this work to grow. Thank yo...
Images from the Palace | itinerant and indigent
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Development work and faith. Skip to primary content. Images from the Palace. November 23, 2011. From within the ruined old palace, the new Parliament takes shape. We climbed a few internal staircases, somewhat hidden away, and there in a roof space was a pile of school books. It was odd. The fallen ceiling. It was quite beautiful, the way it hung, a lattice of plaster and wire. From an upper window. Clearly, someone had been hidden there, sniping at people below. What use is that? The only bright side is...
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Development work and faith. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author. aid worker. artist. academic. consultant. critic. doodler. dad. epicurean. father. husband. intellectual. philosopher. photographer. writer. not so big on sports. July 29, 2016. Available at http:/ morningstarpublishing.net.au/product/the-dad-book/. Also available at Wipf and Stock publishers in a few weeks. Amazon to follow. Let the world read Phil's wondrous words. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). On Wednesd...
Darfur in a Mi8 | itinerant and indigent
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Development work and faith. Skip to primary content. Darfur in a Mi8. January 31, 2013. We flew to K today, in a very noisy helicopter, and landed beside the helipad. We wore ear muffs all the way, but even so I could hear funny clicking noises that made me nervous. The crew were Russian. Rushing here, rushing there. Let the world read Phil's wondrous words. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Send to Email Address.
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Alan Watts on Adventure (Outside Magazine Video) | Tim Rann's Blog
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Tim Rann's Blog. Social enterprise, international development, adventure travel. Alan Watts on Adventure (Outside Magazine Video). Click on the photo above (or link here. To check out Outside Magazine’s beautiful new short on life as adventure – words from the great Alan Watts. If you awaken from this illusion and you understand that black implies white, self implies other, life implies death (or shall I say death implies life? 8211; Alan Watts. By responsiblenomad on November 7, 2014. Social Entrepreneu...
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Sunset in West Sumatra | Tim Rann's Blog
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Tim Rann's Blog. Social enterprise, international development, adventure travel. Sunset in West Sumatra. By responsiblenomad on December 13, 2014. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
HoltPress: January 2015
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Sunday, January 11, 2015. Sport Boy has returned home safe and sound after a couple of days in Melbourne hanging out with friends and Jordy. After days of unseasonal, though not unexpected, cold wet weather it's been a lovely day, soured only by the headache I've been trying to keep at arm's length all afternoon. It probably started not long after I watched Tottenham inexplicably lose to Crystal Palace! What's the good of beating Chelsea if we turn around and lose to Palace I hear you ask? Last year I se...
HoltPress: Farewell
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Sunday, December 01, 2013. Has Winter finally ended? Has Summer actually started? It's hard to tell with this one day to the next weather pattern but it has been a HOT day today. Sleeping tonight may be a challenge. Thank goodness for the overhead fan. I helped her with the move today. I will miss having her around as much and will look forward to her visits, however frequent they are. I am proud of all she's accomplished and the future she is building for herself. More Brilliance or Drivel, You Decide:.
HoltPress: Sunday Night
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Sunday, January 11, 2015. Sport Boy has returned home safe and sound after a couple of days in Melbourne hanging out with friends and Jordy. After days of unseasonal, though not unexpected, cold wet weather it's been a lovely day, soured only by the headache I've been trying to keep at arm's length all afternoon. It probably started not long after I watched Tottenham inexplicably lose to Crystal Palace! What's the good of beating Chelsea if we turn around and lose to Palace I hear you ask? Sculptures by ...
HoltPress: Christmas & New Year Celebrations. Interstate Visitors, plus some Surfing
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Monday, January 06, 2014. Christmas and New Year Celebrations. Interstate Visitors, plus some Surfing. Only about 150km beyond their target! Leading into 2014 when he starts at his new "school", SEDA Surf School based in Torquay. That's right, you heard me correctly! What started out as a wild-sounding suggestion several months ago has become a reality. The benefits of being the youngest child? We'll see how close that is to reality as the year unfolds. On Saturday 28 I went to the Boxing Day test at the...
HoltPress: Farewell Auntie Merle
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Tuesday, February 18, 2014. The funeral was held at the Salvation Army church in Shepp and I thought it was a lovely service. Dad had written a eulogy for his sister and asked me to deputize for him which I was honoured to do. When I walked in and saw the flowers on the coffin I suddenly remembered he had also asked me to get a bunch of flowers on his behalf! Thankfully there was a florist not far away and I had time to go and get some but.it was Valentine's day! Busiest day on the florist's calendar!
Mustafa Qadri: Shooting back at the settlers
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008. Shooting back at the settlers. Has just posted one of my reports on Jewish Settler violence in the occupied West Bank:. As I saw with my own eyes three weeks ago, Susia is now a collection of tents and partially-built structures surrounded on three sides by Israeli settlements and a military outpost. Where once there were 800 families living in Susia, today there are only 26 left. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. National Union of Journalists (UK).
Mustafa Qadri: July 2008
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Thursday, 24 July 2008. I've just set up a new website. Please come and take a look at mustafaqadri.net. Wednesday, 9 July 2008. Mindless violence or endless cycle? A criminal has the capacity for everything that is human. He can also be a victim or a father. Husam Dwayat was both of these things. Wednesday 9 July 2008. Monday, 7 July 2008. Is my latest piece, it's on the problems inherent in preventing humanitarian agencies from working with proscribed terrorist organisations when such cooperation is of...
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The observations (and ramblings) of a Real Person searching for the Real God in the Real World. Tuesday, August 04, 2015. Terry Wardle on Service. From "The Transforming Path". Friday, July 17, 2015. Terry Wardle on Compassion. How can a Christian turn a blind eye to a hurting world? From "The Transforming Path". Tuesday, June 30, 2015. This review originally appeared on the Alan's Eyes and Ears. By Thomas J. Craughwell. Hardcover. I knew the stories of many of these saints, including Augustine, Patrick,...
Spin the Globe with Justin Butner | A world citizen may provide value to society by using knowledge acquired across cultural contexts.
Spin the Globe with Justin Butner. A world citizen may provide value to society by using knowledge acquired across cultural contexts. Devastation in Real Time. Devastation in Real Time. I wrote the majority of this immediately after the 2016 US election. The emotions in it are those of someone still in the throes of processing what had just happened. … Continue reading →. January 12, 2017 · Leave a comment. A Wedding in Luang Namtha. A Wedding in Luang Namtha. November 18, 2016 · Leave a comment. Enter y...
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Itinerant Idealist | "She has plenty of courage, a strong faith and a native expectancy of good. Living with her is a high adventure." (William McGreel)
February 12, 2010 · 12:17 am. I love this old blog and it will stay here forever. I might even occasionally post old things from it. But it was time to move on and expand and create with more design intricacy, and, well. Here we are. Come over, reset your bookmarks and continue the lovely conversation over at the new diggs. Oh, and I hope you think thoroughly is at least a little bit easier to spell that “itinerant.” Isn’t it? Joy to you all! February 10, 2010 · 8:25 pm. Three Cups of Tea. When you only ...
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itinerant and indigent | development work and faith
Development work and faith. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. June 15, 2017. It’s five years to the day that we returned to live in Perth. I just realised this tonight. Five years ago, we arrived back here. The last few months, I have been aware in some new ways of the costs of living for so long in a place like Afghanistan. The signs have been there for a while, but it came to the fore late one night, as a heavy truck streamed down the hill past our home. Maybe 2am or 3am? July 29, 2016.
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Friday, June 30, 2006. Someone once suggested that I should take photographs of each visitor and put it up on a soft board with date of arrival/departure etc. I am seriously considering it now. Wasnt there a piece Ruskin Bond once wrote with echoes of similar sentiments? Maybe I should frame that and put it on the wall. Or this. Posted by Itineranting at 8:33 PM. Wednesday, August 03, 2005. Very often I stare. I stare out of the window. I stare at people. I stare at the computer screen. So I have spent a...
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Running commentary from a man in motion. These are some of my best friends in London and what a night we had that carried on until the morning came calling. Posted 4 months ago. Me and Sir Tom Jones at one of our local pubs. Posted 4 months ago. So, yeah…the blog is pretty much up to date outside of the most recent events but that’s another post and another day. i’m going to tuck into a nice glass of red soon and finish up some work. Posted 4 months ago. Posted 4 months ago. Posted 4 months ago. Touring ...
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For Our Children and Our Childrens Children. Wednesday, March 5, 2008. For Our Children and Our Children's Children. Seeing as my group had some difficulties here and there and here again many of us thought it kind to write our own little support guide to augment the helpful informtation supplied by UTHSCSA. As I was reluctant to donate limited photo space to the cause we created the blog on a different site under a different email address. Thankfully we got links:. Http:/ cmctrip.blogspot.com/. So that&...
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Map your way to the future with writing that illuminates your vision and fuels your progress. Communication is your currency in times of change. Some days, it’s as if the entire landscape has transformed the old boundaries and signposts have vanished. You know that finely tuned messaging is crucial, but you’re trapped in a forest of deadlines and demands, with no clearing in sight. You need to take a different path to get your story told. To funders, deepen connections. Review Itinerant Ink’s background.
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Culture as a battleground? Bull;January 6, 2011 • Leave a Comment. I’m going to post at least once a week for 2011, in order to develop my academic skills and increase my productivity and confidence as writer more generally. I know it won’t be easy but I look forward to developing my skills and becoming more consistent with my work. Here’s to a “writerly” 2011! Posted in Post a Week 2011. Thoughts on the learning process. Tags: Post a Week 2011. Facing down the fear…. But instead of writing something unr...
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