Oidhche nan seachd suipearan (night of the seven suppers), and it’s blowing quite the gale here. No power cut so far, but I’ve enough candles and oil lamps on hand to keep us going till New Year.

Guess who’s back?! Be afraid... Be very afraid 😱 Brand-new #Uncanny returns to BBC Two and #iPlayer Friday 31st January Danny Robins

The foxiest of all Valentines . . . Reynard!

BREAKING: In an unbelievable moment, Republican Senator Thom Tillis breaks away harshly from Trump's policy on Ukraine, calling Vladimir Putin "a cancer, and the greatest threat to democracy in my lifetime." Make sure everyone sees this.

I’m finding it hard to care about anything else much while my best pal here struggles to recover from a stroke. He’s such a good, patient boy & handling it all with his usual gentleness.

The morning of the second of March. Five and twenty past eight. "I'm terribly sorry to call so early," said the Dragon of Kensington Church Street to Old Fox, "just wanted to wish you a happy St David's Day for yesterday! I quite forget, I'm ashamed to say. May I make a toast

This gentleman is making good progress after his stroke one week ago. Today, he ate a couple of pouches of cat food . . . right in front of the cat. I have hopes of him seeing spring lambs this year.

Mr Roy is enjoying short, meandering walks with lots of time to sniff things. It’s lovely watching him get back his confidence and joy in life after such a scary episode.

Decisions over ending life are best left to God - I consider it a great kindness that he willingly carries that burden for us. It’s shortsighted to want to choose for ourselves; but, then, human beings often confuse responsibility with power.

Found this outside my house at the weekend. Should I be worried!?

See, now, the Moderator of the Free Church would be horrified to see an effigy hurtling towards him, and would have batted it away. That, my friends, is the key difference between us!

My fairy blog for HES: blog.historicenvironment.scot/2025/06/scary-…

In honour of the day, I present Miney and Mo, fourteen years old and still a packet of floofy trouble. They also loathe each other, which is fun.

I hadn’t blogged in almost a year. It’s part of the wonder of Pope Leo XIV that he inspired a fed-up Calvinist to write again. #OneChurch posttenebraslux.co.uk/2025/08/18/pop…

But while the son was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion. He ran, threw his arms around his neck, and kissed him.

🍁🦊 Competition time! To celebrate the coming of autumn, win a cornucopia of delights! A signed copy of my book, 'Reynard the Fox' and accompanying gold-tipped notebook, 'A Fox for All Seasons,' a bar of fine Apple and Blackberry chocolate, a box of powdery cinnamon knots, a

My spirit animal.

posttenebraslux.co.uk The sadness of this & much else in our world is an imperative to cry to God as Christ did on the cross - not the cry of despair but of deep faith (credit: Pope Leo XIV ) which we all need. #DeProfundis #CharlieKirk #prayer

Gaelic wisdom says that you may defend yourself from a thief, but not a liar. The saddest & most dangerous thing about the times we live in is that we no longer understand what truth is, far less value it as an absolute.

Long overdue - I’m very much looking forward to reading this. Fiona Mackenzie has been doing sterling work to ensure MFS’s work is appreciated as it ought to be.