In the Western hemisphere, it’s Winter. The days are short; the nights, long.
As I sit and write at dusk I can see the darkness descending outside, the landscape enveloped in a fog so dense, so deep, that familiar landmarks have been lost. It seems appropriate, somehow, given the year many of us have had. Continue reading “Amidst the darkness”
I spoke to a young French national late last night. He’d just returned from the Charlie Hebdo vigil in London’s Trafalgar Square, still in shock, still processing.
“The most important decision we make is whether we believe we live in a friendly or hostile universe.” Continue reading “Is your universe friendly or hostile?”
Death has edged its way into the periphery of my vision over the last few weeks. Continue reading “Goodbye, old friend”
While the UK basked in sunshine this summer, a number of reports over the last three months have revealed how widely loneliness has cast its shadow. Continue reading “If loneliness is the question, is touch the answer?”
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time, of course. Continue reading “Which small change would make a huge difference?”
Sometimes what we want the most is what scares us the most. Continue reading “How do you protect yourself from love?”
Ever had this day? Continue reading “This is water”
Let The Love In 