Please change any bookmarks to index.html This page will soon be deleted. (April 2007)

In the meanitme, enjoy the index page as it is in March 2007:

On New Years Eve in 2006 we were driving into the valley, coming home and saw this storm cloud developing. Much as we wanted rain, we didn't want this particular storm to come our way! Fortunately for us it didn't, but it dropped nearly two feet of hail onto the southern suburbs of Tuggeranong! Driving on the Monaro Highway a couple of days later, we saw some of the dirt and debris that had closed it that day too.

Our exciting news from October 2006 is the new photovoltaic panels that are now on the roof!
They were installed by Phil May (www.solartec.com.au) and have been generating more electricity than we use until the very cloudy day today. Even in the rain yesterday they generated as much electricity as we used.

This PC User Group site is a mixture of bits and pieces from Linda Anchell.
Welcome!


Web pages which I manage for my own parish, the group of Women in Black who stand in vigil every Friday and the Canberra Refugee Action Committee:
http://www.stphilipsoconnor.org.au/
http://www.refugeeaction.org/index.html

http://www.womeninblackcanberra.org.au

That site is forwarded from this present site, so the index page for Women in Black comes from http://www.tip.net.au/~lindafrd/WinB/WinB.html unlike this personal site, these three are changed regularly.
and the ANU Chaplaincy http://www.anu.edu.au/chaplaincy/index.html

The picture of the White Raven came from Michael in Canada. There is the albino gene in the raven flock in Urila Valley and during 1998 I saw one reasonably often. I last saw it flying erratically and probably growing old and feeble. I have not seen another one since then. To me it is a symbol of ambiguity and paradox. A black crow that is white! To see it meant looking again. I did a real double take. A white cockatoo with a crows beak??? It took a few sightings to be sure of what I was seeing. ("The eyes only see what the mind is prepared to comprehend"! Bruce D Trapp Annals of Neurology, 55:4 2004)

And then there is:
Where I live: "homestead advertising" page. It's set up for visiting cousins, but the photos of the skinks and the house are worth sharing with a wider audience.


Multiple Sclerosis pages Mostly written during the late 1990's, and with an interest in the influence of neurotransmitters in MS. This is especially those neurotransmitters of the sympathetic system. I heard talk at an MS conference in 2006 about neuro psycho immunology. This is an area now being heard about more that I was finding bits about in those early years. So what I am writing isn't "ten years out of date". (I don't claim to be ahead of my time! Just interested then in a quirky area which is now developing.)


After Easter in 2006, I cleaned up The Exultet; manuscript. This is a plainsong chant that I sing on Easter morning at the Lighting of the Fire sunrise service at St Philip's.

My old Ozemail site is now here. Still with a lot of the coding from the days I used Netscape to compose pages. I'm working at fixing the code… This site was mainly about Multiple Sclerosis.


please let me know of any queries or frustrations.
email at lindafrd@pcug.org.au

Links from the original "Raven" site:

Christmas poem/song from Adelong.


Some reflections and inspirations:
Anzac Day reflection
Words from Nelson Mandela and others (Freedom and Power)
Annie Dillard
Elie Wiesel

Easter diaconal resources:

Paschal Candle decoration and the Exultet. (with reflections and links.)

Kimberley photos and (tongue in cheek) comments at kimberley.html

The index page to old Ozemail site, with my "web log" on it is at old_site


Where Angels Fear to Tread: A monthly (1996) column on neurology items. (based on multiple sclerosis.)
Waftt Articles or still at ozemail

Here is a pdf file to download Short_Booklet.pdf about Multiple Sclerosis and its complexity. (or to view it on the web go to Table of Contents)

Also a collection of sermons that I have preached over the years.
Some of what is here relates to my diaconal work in the Anglican church.

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The site was first published in 1999
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