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authorJoe Carstairs <me@joeac.net>2026-04-14 17:57:37 +0100
committerJoe Carstairs <me@joeac.net>2026-04-14 17:57:37 +0100
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## 2026-04-14
+Why do I feel like I wrote this? Or like this person stole my opinions somehow?
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+=> gemini://eph.smol.pub/a-book-of-proverbs eph – A Book Of Proverbs
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+## 2026-04-14
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‘Losing Eden’ by Lucy Jones left me feeling hopeful, inspired. But I can’t imagine what I shall do, and it’s driving me nuts. What I really want is to form a joy brigade at Bruntsfield Evangelical that goes outside regularly, to ‘touch nature from the inside.’ But I tried that before, and no one signed up, and I have no idea how to persuade people to sign up to things, or what sort of thing I could run instead that people would sign up to. And now I feel depressed. I feel I want to do something, and I can do something, but no one will back me up, presumably because there’s something wrong with me.
That’s how I felt about noon. To burn some energy, I went to walk to the shops and back, and long before I knew what I was doing, I found my toes dangling in the Braid Burn. It was a very particular spot. Last time I came here, I pretty much wrote a sonnet in my head, and came back and wrote it down. Today I did not have many words in my head, but I was astonished at how delicious the light looked through the leaves and the warm bed of wildflowers I couldn’t name.