I just found this thanks to the Famous Three Kings’ newsfeed on Facebook. I personally think the police force as a whole should be prosecuted, if anybody, as a lot of individuals were put under pressure to lie.

I’ve been having an interesting week spiritually. I didn’t go to church, but went for a walk and prayed instead, and so far this week have managed to pray every day except Tuesday. I think I am more spiritual than I think I am, but don’t really want to be. I don’t want to feel what God wants of me: I just want to be told. Except that I don’t really, I just want to do what I want. I’m sure Paul rants about this (in Romans?) and concludes that God is to be praised, because He saves us despite this mess. What do other people think? Any similar or different ideas? I also feel that I should become more a part of my church community - I do feel like an outsider, and feel as if I have created that situation because I like feeling different, but now I need people to pray with, and to straighten me out when I go wrong. I find prayer alone very difficult, but when I pray in company, people find me very difficult, as I get overemotional. Is there a solution to this? I know that God is always here when we pray. Maybe I just need to love Him more and want Him to talk to me more, rather than shoving Him aside and talking to myself/a brick wall instead.

God bless, Jenni xx

By a blogger who uses the site that my old one, which has mysteriously lost its lovely red trim, is on.

Memories of Hillsborough

Also, I need help finding a place to watch Wisla Krakow v Legia Warsaw on Friday 8th May, i.e. a bar in London. Can anyone tell me a good place? I might be better off in Southampton if the Legia stickers plastered all over every pedestrian crossing in the West Quay shopping area are anything to go by. Btw, my new favourite hangout to watch international tournaments, the Famous Three Kings in West Kensington (right by the tube station exit) has a Croatian TV card now so they are showing all the Croatian matches! Result!

I’ll blog properly soon, when it’s not 10pm. But here’s a question to keep you ticking over:

If your favourite footballers went to a fancy dress party, what would they wear? I can’t imagine Patrick Vieira dressing up. He’d have to just cover up completely and do something you have to be ridiculously tall for, like Frankenstein or something. He doesn’t fit any dressing-up stereotypes that immediately come to mind.

God bless, Jenni xx