How many…..?
Some people are ideas people, some people are ‘make it happen’ people, and sometimes you come across someone who is both. Someone like Rachel Yarworth. Rachel had an idea. A …
When The Ship Didn’t Sail Down The Road
I was in Leicester when I heard the ship’s horn. (Geographical point: Leicester is a far from the sea as it is possible to get in Britain.) I jumped out …
Unashamed – Interview with Tracy Williamson
Tracy Williamson has a new book out (see my endorsement below). Although Tracy is caught up in a whirlwind of ‘new book activities’, she found time to sit down and …
The Wheelchair Place
During the summer, I have had the joy of spending time with my nieces and nephews.One day, when I was in the northeast, we went to Beamish Museum. The ‘Living …
Always
(first published at openears.org.uk) A girl walked along, carrying a big bag, and a coat, and various other things. She shifted her loadonto her right arm, and reached across with …
Valuable – Interview with Liz Carter
I have the privilege of welcoming Liz Carter to my blog. Liz is a writer and poet from Shropshire, UK. She is the author of Catching Contentment, Treasure in Dark …
Book Review: ‘The Dangerous Dance of Emma JJ’ by Annie Try
‘A lifetime of being in care and coping with disturbing memories has made Em desperate to be ‘normal’.’ Why is Em in care? What are Em’s disturbing memories? In The …
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Reflections from a Quiet Day
These two reflections are ones I shared during a Quiet Day at https://www.laundeabbey.org.uk/ recently. ‘What Do You See?’ I wrote for the day, and ‘It Is Well’ is taken from …
Also Made – An Epiphany Reflection
Many years ago, at Christmastime, my family gathered to watch the children perform a nativity play. As the eldest cousin, the rehearsal (singular, hastily implemented that morning) had been overseen …