So, what's the point?

( Another darned good question. I must put it on the website. )

In other news, pbristow has taken a more orthodox view (in some ways) and come up with his own answer to one of the problems I've been discussing here. I don't agree with it, but I like it.

Paul is a Christian, and someone for whom I have always had the greatest possible respect; a good friend, a brilliant songwriter, and a man who's had more than his share of bad stuff coming at him for a long time now. And we've argued, and he's got angry at me and I at him, but in many ways he has been an inspiration to me.

As have Cat, and Tom, and Lil and Ina, and Lexin, and Mike and Anne, and Tim and Annie, and Talis and Simon, and far too many more to name. If I haven't settled on one answer and closed off all the others, if I've remained open to unorthodox ideas, it's because of what I've seen in all of you.

So all this verbiage is your fault. *ducks and runs like frod*

Just for a change of pace

If anyone still wants to tell me that this government was IN ANY WAY the best thing for this country, or ever could have been, I'd like them to take a look at this, and maybe sign the petition (as I have done).

New Labour have a lot of sins on their consciences, assuming they have any, but this was not (as far as I know) one of them. (Of course it was. I should have realised.)

It is now, of course, squarely on the consciences of the leadership of the Liberal Democratic Party. Assuming they have any.

Music question

Amazon (to whom I had recourse to price a mains adaptor for the Countess's keyboard) seems to be pushing PFM at me. I've never heard them. Would I like them?