pure genius

barry white saved my life

The fun loving criminals played at my grad ball which was awesome, and sang the classic "Barry white saved my life" but yesterday at noah, my Godson's christening my memory card packed up and claimed to be unformatted :( no amount of taking out putting in or batter swapping helped) to it to town today and  it wasnt up for any craic at all

come back home, bit of a google about and find photosaver which for £10 got all the photos back - genius Photosaver saved my life.

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I can’t tell you what has happened

It’s between the worlds, between souls and reality, somehow described in brush
strokes yet burnt on hearts.  Pain and
desertion, self destruct and eloquence. 
Beauty so much beauty.  In form,
in flesh, in light, surrounded and drowned in beauty.  

Selfish grabs and misunder-standing by myself.
Different countries and consciousness and consequences, different food,
drinks, currencies and still one hunger.   Broken cisterns instead of living water.
Attempted substitution of real love for lust, adventure, sex and extravagance,
running savage burns across people and places, moving fast enough
to fool everyone and thing except my own heart.

Finally, today
when the sun has hidden behind ugly clouds and I have nothing, nothing left
except to be face down on my carpet. 
Here is where I find the answer, the one that makes all questions
irrelevant, that is fitter than any girl, more messy than any night out; the
raw love of God, the passion of a creator who split his son’s blood so that no
matter how hard or far I run he still wants me. 
Craves me, loves me, loves me, loves me.

I can’t really express it, it’s beyond words, brush strokes or musical notes:

unconditional love.

ps.
cool new free album by a dude called draco

just a viva away...

today ill be graham "no exams ever again robinson"
tomorrow ill be graham "finished" robinson
YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO


There are risks and costs to a program of
action. But they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable
inaction.
John F Kennedy