Three Things Post
Feb. 9th, 2020 03:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
smallhobbitFirstly, yesterday I went to a church thing on Liturgy, creativity and inclusion. They had a very good speaker on the liturgy, but on reflection I'm not sure how relevant what he said was to me. The Bishop was there, and despite his being a bishop, I do like him. He seems very positive and genuine. The two inclusion workshops I did were interesting, but really only a start. Overall not a bad day.
Secondly, TD (The Daughter) did the second part of her assessment for becoming a student paramedic. That's been a long held dream for her - she originally applied for paramedic courses when she was looking to go to uni, but didn't get in and did her nursing instead. The assessment involved a fitness test, driving awareness and then an interview. She heard immediately that she's got in, and will start either in May or July.
Lastly, SM and I went to Tewkesbury, to hearvix_spes orchestra, Tewkesbury Camerata playing. Vix was conducting and was brilliant. It was an all Tchaikovsky concert, with the first half of the programme being the Romeo & Juliet overture, followed by ballet music from Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and Sleeping Beauty. The second half was the second symphony which I'd never heard before, but enjoyed.
Secondly, TD (The Daughter) did the second part of her assessment for becoming a student paramedic. That's been a long held dream for her - she originally applied for paramedic courses when she was looking to go to uni, but didn't get in and did her nursing instead. The assessment involved a fitness test, driving awareness and then an interview. She heard immediately that she's got in, and will start either in May or July.
Lastly, SM and I went to Tewkesbury, to hear
vix_spes orchestra, Tewkesbury Camerata playing. Vix was conducting and was brilliant. It was an all Tchaikovsky concert, with the first half of the programme being the Romeo & Juliet overture, followed by ballet music from Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and Sleeping Beauty. The second half was the second symphony which I'd never heard before, but enjoyed.
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Date: 2020-02-11 09:35 pm (UTC)I'm just not keen on bishops, but I have met him before (last time he told me not to put his mitre on my head during the service!)
The concert was great.