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i have a new book out imagining mission with john v taylor which i have co-authored with cathy ross
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Great photo Jonny. The spash at the bottom makes it look like that part of the photo is trying to get out of the routine! - my perspective anyway!
Posted by: lyn | March 21, 2007 at 05:27 PM
Lovely pic. And to me there's a real beauty in the colour and design of this 'routine' view. If you look closely you'll notice that actually every window frames a slightly different view.
I was delighted to see the other day that you were working on 'a christian spirituality that connects with everyday life'. That's what I'm working on too; I'd just want to encourage less detachment from, and very close inspection of the seemingly 'routine', mundane, for, (as Peter Barret wrote in my blog yesterday, "As we scratch beneath the make-up / Of our raw lives, / Tenderness and compassion / Are available / If we look hard enough / Into the magic and mystery / Of the routine and humdrum."
Posted by: John Davies | March 22, 2007 at 08:00 AM