You could do worse than follow Johann Hari's example. He's saving energy by recycling the article he did at this time last year.
In fairness there's a couple of add-ons this year. Like a completely new book of the Bible - one called 'Elisha', apparently.
And a new injunction: "Embrace your littleness", he suggests.
Go ye and do likewise, Johann.
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4 comments:
"Embrace your littleness": is this addressed to Prescott, J ...or to all of us?
Years ago, a friend of mine visited his GP to "come out" as gay and ask for advice. "Get a grip of yourself" the GP barked. "I do too much of that already" my friend thought.
"Embrace your littleness": is this addressed to Prescott, J ...or to all of us?
J. Clarified now.
This Blooger/Google thing is getting annoying.
1. He manages to misspell the name of the second most senior CofE clergyman in the country.
2. He seems a bit confused about 'materialism'.
3. Ooooh is that a kebab?
hakmao
doesn't seem like recycling to me. No repeated phrases, no repeated words. Just a sort of similar point. If that's the crime every columnist in Britain is recycling all the time!
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