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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Around the World in 80 Wickets. One family's travels with a plastic bat. Larr; Education, Education, Education. Nepali Nativity →. Peoples Republic of Cricket. Posted by Merryn Glover. Back by popular demand, a post from The Spin Doc:. No, the border is closed, insist the Nepali guards at this side. They don’t understand English, or cricket, they get angry easily, and you must not take pictures. Nepal Confident with Five in Slips.
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Around the World in 80 Wickets. One family's travels with a plastic bat. Larr; Quick PS. Bowled Over at the Top of the World. Posted by Merryn Glover. Two that got away. Shouts young Benjamin, my Godson. He and his family are joining us for the first part of our Annapurna odyssey and as the Dad is American, we’re looking forward to testing their baseball skills on our cricket bat. High Time for Cricket. And what of the cricket?
Payback Tour | Around the World in 80 Wickets
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Around the World in 80 Wickets. One family's travels with a plastic bat. Larr; Old School Ties. The Late, the Lost and the Left →. Posted by Merryn Glover. Chess on the Train. As we roll out of Delhi, the ticket inspector inspects our tickets and says, Do you know this train is not going to Agra? A musician who plays the. The Musician and the Angel. Agra is a tale of two cities. A leading centre of chemical production, it is po...
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Around the World in 80 Wickets. One family's travels with a plastic bat. Author Archives: Merryn Glover. Time to Up Stumps. Posted by Merryn Glover. What am I up to? On the writing front, there’s that radio play series I mentioned that’s slowly working its way through the hoops towards commission (hopefully). It’s the story of a Scottish family who find themselves obliged to make a hazardous journey to a remot...And for those who w...
Cape Town Fair and Foul | Around the World in 80 Wickets
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Around the World in 80 Wickets. One family's travels with a plastic bat. Larr; Colour Me Beautiful. Cape Town Fair and Foul. Posted by Merryn Glover. Does my bum look big in this? How can I begin to capture Cape Town? Bit of a bumpy pitch. From the District Six Museum. Cape of Good Hope. Writer, teacher, creative catalyst. View all posts by Merryn Glover ». Posted on April 11, 2012, in Cricket. And tagged Cape Town. Safe journey ba...
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Other Tales – Merryn Glover
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Writer, Facilitator, Creative Catalyst. 8220;Wasafiri” Review. I have had feature articles published in magazines and newspapers including The Guardian, The Guardian Weekly and Woman Alive. Here’s a piece in the Guardian: Why I challenged my sons to a week of computer games. While travelling around the world with my husband and sons for seven months in 2011/2012, I wrote a blog Around the World in Eighty Wickets. About development work in a remote region. I have written reviews of fiction for. Two great ...
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Where God Takes Me. He went out to the mountain to pray… Luke 6:12. Kamma Mountains Wild Horses of Nevada. Walking in the Desert with God. Desert, Solitude, Wilderness, Worship. Walking in the Desert with God. 64 thoughts on “ Walking in the Desert with God. March 26, 2012 at 9:18 pm. Your blog is beautiful and inspiring. I count myself blessed that you visited mine today so that I could find yours. am now following you. Where God Takes Me. March 26, 2012 at 10:09 pm. March 26, 2012 at 10:24 pm. I am ple...
Chai Chats with the Eichers: End of a cycle
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Saturday, 16 May 2015. End of a cycle. This week Dad finished the end of his first cycle of chemotherapy. 3 doses - given each Wednesday at the Bethany Hospital. Admission on the morning of the dose. The drip into his port. Then the medication is given - with the nurses taking utmost care not to introduce any infections. Think universal precautions cubed. A few hours of rest and then a discharge. We have done this 3 times now - and completed our first cycle. 5 more cycles lie ahead. The blessed normalcy ...
Chai Chats with the Eichers: Summer flowers
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Tuesday, 5 May 2015. Summer in Thane has its own joys. Amid the simmering stifling heat, the local trees decide to deck themselves with colour. A few weeks ago there were shimmering purples. Now we have yellows. And then there is the bright redness of the gul-mohar just outside our kitchen windows (pictures taken by our flower loving Oma of course). Yesterday brought a bouquet of flowers of a different kind too. And what flowers did he bring with him? Well - two of his three daughters - who were like sis...
Chai Chats with the Eichers: May 2015
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Thursday, 28 May 2015. Thursday. not quite Chemoday. Last night we met an oncologist. Dad's stand in oncologist (Dr. Bakshi is out of town for a week or so) looked at the blood report from yesterday morning and told him that we would not be starting Dad's second round of chemo. yet. We will doing another complete blood count tomorrow - and if the levels are a bit higher, will start the second cycle of chemo on Saturday morning. Each day is a new challenge. And a new joy. As the Bible puts it:. The reques...
Chai Chats with the Eichers: April 2015
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Thursday, 30 April 2015. Dad started his chemotherapy today. I never thought I would write a sentence like that, but here it is in black and white. Dad had his first full dose of chemotherapy - Dr. Ashish Bakshi - our oncologist suggested using a molecule called gemcitabine - and so Mum and Dad arrived in Thane at 3 AM yesterday, and Dad was admitted at Bethany hospital (surprise, surprise - on the 5th floor again! At 10 am to have his chemo-port installed. Where was Dad and Mum? Besides having pancake b...
Chai Chats with the Eichers: September 2014
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Tuesday, 16 September 2014. We have been given art. Real art. The painting kind. Big art. 3 ft by 4 ft. I should know - since I brought it on the train from Delhi - a big package that we stowed up on the top berth - half covering the lights - and then slipped down while sleeping - and then got onto a bus to Thane where the art-work was given a bus ticket as well. Exciting art. Red all over the canvas. Images that challenge you to think. It is a big, challenging painting. It is the sun? The painter has ca...
Chai Chats with the Eichers: January 2015
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Tuesday, 27 January 2015. His name is . Yohan! An aged man was in the middle of a long-sought-after honour. To be in God's holy temple in Jerusalem, presenting the insence to the Lord, laying out the bread, worshipping God Himself on behalf of all the worshippers outside in the massive temple courts. To be the sole priest to go into the actual sanctum sanctorum was something every priest in Israel wanted to do. So going in was governed by casting lots. It was Zecheriah's turn. And then things went strange.
Chai Chats with the Eichers: Chemo - dose 2
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Tuesday, 5 May 2015. Chemo - dose 2. We have dose 2 of Dad's chemotherapy coming up tomorrow morning. His first dose last Wednesday went like a dream. Back on the 5th floor of Bethany hospital with a whole army of nurses who had cared for him over the weeks of his surgery and post-op time, Dad was being cared for very well. The drips went in - including the chemo - without any fuss. And then the whole week since then Dad has been fine. Really fine. Andi and Sheba Eicher. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Chai Chats with the Eichers: Wednesday = Chemoday
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Thursday, 7 May 2015. From now on Wednesdays are going to be chemo-days for us. Why was Mum snoozing at midday? It looks like the stress test was more stressful for the doc than for Mum. Sheba was with Mum during the test and the cardiologist suggested that Mum take some meds for 6 months and then see him again. A big relief for us all. We know that it is still early days - and we have 16 doses to go, but we are so grateful for all your prayers at this time. Jeremy and Mary, Fiona and Mark. Do you want t...
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Around the World in 80 Vineyards! Around the world in 80 Vineyards - An account of our Southern Hemisphere, get away from the winter, round the world wine tour. Our trip - part one. Our trip - the second bit. South America - the final bit. Monday, 18 March 2013. It’s fast becoming the most popular red wine in the UK. It’s what you think of when you say ‘Argentina’, along with gauchos and tango and plate-sized steaks. And it’s great. We decided that it was Malbec in the Mendoza fountains. Where wine is fe...
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Keir and Tracey's Big World Tour. The final leg home…. Day 346, Sun 19 Jan. A day of sightseeing after a lie in but not a lot to see really in Kuala Lumpur. The one thing T wanted to do, the Petronus Towers, meant that we had to get up around 6 in the morning never going to happen! Saw another china town, but these are 10 a penny nowadays! Day 347, Mon 20 Jan. Had another shortness of breath episode on the walk back about the 5th in the last fortnight might have to get this checked out. T convinces me, a...
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Around the World in 80 Wickets | One family's travels with a plastic bat
Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Around the World in 80 Wickets. One family's travels with a plastic bat. Time to Up Stumps. Posted by Merryn Glover. What am I up to? I also recently led a creative writing workshop for the Highland GP (family doctor) Trainers’ Conference which was hugely rewarding, and am planning a Murder Mystery writing day for high school pupils at a local grand house. (Cluedo meets Monarch of the Glen.). But for more on all of the writing, tea...
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Just another WordPress.com site. And just why aren’t YOU travelling, eh? February 5, 2018. So that’ll be January gone then? It’s not just I who considers Blighty a less than special place when the gloom pervades the short days and the dank drizzle makes grey every colour. So we did, with a cheeky long weekend in Barcelona. Fab. It had booze aplenty: vermut. Cava, cerveza. Lashings of tapas. The sun shone wall to Gaudi wall. Cable cars, Olympic Park and – ohh yesss – chocolate and churros. Then don’...
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