Blue Sky Thinking - Almost Saved!

Now this is a totally accurate piece of thinking:

Yep - you're either in or out: The choice is yours and yours alone ;-)

The 777 crash - a cartoonist speaks

I have always had a special place for those cartoonists whose wicked and biting satirical humour speaks volumes without words or pulls you up short and makes you reflect (Gerald Scarfe being one such person). The ability to speak so very loudly without saying (or even writing) a word is a great talent.

This was my experience today with this cartoon:

Stopped me short and brought me back to praying about the situation from a different direction.

Blues Sky Thought: Office Rules

Many years ago I was given this wonderful piece of advice about the way that people worked in the organisation. It didn't take long to realise that my mentor had given me a wonderful analysis of the innermost workings of that organisation.

Enjoy:

How glad I am to have left that world

Blue Sky Thought - Lent (3)

You might need to read this a few times - but what it says is true:

Blue Sky Thought - Lent (2)

It's about now that the 'I've given up brigade' start to become just a little  . . . . . .   (insert your word here) as having made it past the first weekend (and often indulged in what they've given up because Sundays are outside of Lent) the Pharisee in all of us begins to bite.

So, with that in mind, here's a timely reminder for those observing the season of Lent:

Blue Sky Thinking - Repentance

Being Ash Wednesday today - a day when repentance is the focus of the day, I thought this might be a little provocative and fitting in one:

Blue Sky Thought - Losers

Now here's a contentious little bit of thinking - I know what it means but  . . .

Blue Sky Thought - Can this be true?

Yesterday, in a meeting, this thought was put forward as the answer to a question before us as a group. What do you reckon?

Christmas Cards - Dec 22

I love this because it made me stop and wonder what I've missed thanks to the television - and what I might have discovered or understood regarding God and His part in my life if the TV hadn't (and other distractions) hadn't been there:

Thought for the Day: ruined? It's your choice!

I saw this and it made me think about the people I have engaged with this week. Those who have allowed people to take the shine off of what otherwise can only be regarded as a great life.

So the choice is yours - people only spoil things if you let them: