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Things I regret about Pride: My feet and legs are now knackered after the march. As a result of which I didn't make it to the Inclusive service in the evening.
Things I don't regret about Pride: Well, just about everything else! It was a wonderful afternoon, joined the Christians at Pride group for the march itself, met some lovely folks including some from MCC North London (where I'll have to go if I'm in London of a Sunday evening), and yeah, generally, a great time was had by all.
There's a great write-up of the event (focussing on the Christian group) here. Amazing that the service afterwards was so full! I wish I'd managed to go, but when I sat down in Nando's for a bite after the march, I realised that I wasn't up to doing anything much else except going home and having a sleep...although I did manage a quick trip to Forbidden Planet, where I picked up Kate Griffin's two books and Neil Gaiman's Graveyard Book.
Things I don't regret about Pride: Well, just about everything else! It was a wonderful afternoon, joined the Christians at Pride group for the march itself, met some lovely folks including some from MCC North London (where I'll have to go if I'm in London of a Sunday evening), and yeah, generally, a great time was had by all.
There's a great write-up of the event (focussing on the Christian group) here. Amazing that the service afterwards was so full! I wish I'd managed to go, but when I sat down in Nando's for a bite after the march, I realised that I wasn't up to doing anything much else except going home and having a sleep...although I did manage a quick trip to Forbidden Planet, where I picked up Kate Griffin's two books and Neil Gaiman's Graveyard Book.