The Little Book of Blob Questions
The Little Book of Blobs is the companion book to the Big Book of Blobs (available from www.blobtree.com) and explains how to use questions effectively with others. Using the Blob Tree visual it crosses all boundaries of gender, culture, and language. Small at 28 pages, but beautiful.

Print: £9.14

Download: £5.79

Greenbelt Festival

Flava

Say what you like about reality shows – sometimes they just work. And if Britain's Got Talent was looking for talented new acts, it found one in Flava – a street dance crew who appeared in the second series of the show. Founded by Kyle Richardson, and choreographed initially by his mum Fiona, the crew [...]

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Noise

They say you’re available
on certain conditions.
Quiet ones.
That if I can find an air of tranquility
it carries that still small voice.

But I don’t do quiet,
stillness.
I am not tranquil except when I am asleep
and then I am not available
as far as I know.

So,
what's the chance of a still big voice
in the noise,
of hearing you in the roaring traffic,
the screaming meal-time,
the crowded train,
the supermarket queue,
the smoky, throbbing bar?

I know that time you weren’t
in the fire,
the storm.
But everyone’s different.
Maybe Elijah was better at quiet.

You’re usually quiet.
I’m usually wired.
If I try for your silence.
perhaps you could try for my noise.

Your place or mine?
I know they say you’re in
the country,
but maybe we could meet in town….......... "


by Martin Wroe

Rob Bell GREENBELT FESTIVAL tickets now on sale

1 March 2011 | by Phil | Filed under Festival, Festival News | Add A Comment

Last week we announced the news that as well as appearing at the festival, Greenbelt will be hosting two events with Rob Bell this April. Tickets for these event – which will take place at Westminster Central Hall (Monday 18 April), and at Cheltenham Racecourse (Tuesday 19 April) – are now on sale. As well [...]

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I believe in this
Living Sacrifice Stuff

My body is a bit rusty
my engine is good
my fuel is spirited
my navigation system - great

* I am not Happy
I am not unhappy
I am restless
I am always restless
bhp

It is like a young dynamic Labour politician
joining the Tory front bench
= Kyle Eastmond moving to Rugby Union
from Rugby League.

Nicolas Jaar
beautiful music maker.

Jane Russell
really was my pinup
when I worked in a factory
aged 15 me
In Sutton St Helens.
I had her stuck up
over my massive lathe
making non-ferrus metal equipment
for mine sweepers.

I find that when I pray for 15 seconds
sparks fly
and my mind shoots away
- so I offer her all those bits too ..

Since new year
we have had three humans
who have stepped in front of a train
to commit suicide - all local people
so tragic.

Jamie xx
his music lives in me.

Salvation
in the Bible
1st mentioned
when the people
walked out of Egypt
through the opening sea
LIBERATED/SAVED
and we have personalised the experience
BUT
it is for communities
nations
Egypt/Tunisia/Libya/Iran too .....

I am am away Nottingham Uni
this week-end.

Out in London town tomorrow.

So much to do
prep major priority
everything waits until next week
still can't get my inbox
below 200

If we don't spill
If we don't tell someone
when we have big signals
= feelings
it will come out in behaviour
Some even step out
in front of a train .....

Vulnerability
is a strength
not a weakness.

I am facing three
big challenges NOW.
I will neither
turn from them
or
refuse them.

I am becoming what I was designed to BE
I am really what I can be, than what I am.

I am in a Bubble
what is yours?

I feel BLOB BUBBLE
is coming at me.

5 WORDS TO DESCRIBE MY LIFE AT THE MOMENT::
Focused
target
Loved
thirsty
Older

... and you?

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"Gaga after bhp's heart in her latest...
" I'm beautiful in my way,
'Cause God makes no mistakes
I'm on the right track, baby
I was born this way ""

Over the Rhine: “The Long Surrender”

A new Over the Rhine recording is always a fairly momentous thing in my life, and my enthusiasm for each new release– different as they all are from one another, and across-the-board excellent– has traditionally dictated that I briefly declare each one to be my new Favorite, a title that lingers for a few weeks, perhaps months (I think Ohio held on to the belt for a good year or more) before I am forced to admit that picking the best of the bunch just isn’t conceivable, perhaps not even desirable, and I go back to saying that, as much as I love each one of them, Good Dog Bad Dog will always be my true favorite, for sentimental reasons more than anything else.

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