World Mental Health Day 2020
Today is World Mental Health Day. This year’s theme is mental health for all. During 2020, we have faced enormous challenges of a global nature.
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January
“The beginning is always today.” ~ Mary Shelley
Unexpected Events
Life has a habit of settling into a routine, before throwing in something unexpected. I suppose it keeps us on our toes, but the safety
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Learning to say No
I’ve heard it said that “no” becomes a popular word around the age of two. The statement is often accompanied by an adult roll of
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What is the point of wasps?
At this time of year, wasps are common visitors to our gardens, picnics, and other outdoor occasions. Sometimes, they’re viewed as a nuisance. Sometimes, they’re
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Younger and Wiser – book blitz
It’s been a while since I had any book-related posts. But today, it’s my pleasure to share details of this unique collection of poetry. Read on
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Judgement Day
Judging others. It can be hard not to. Particularly when they hold views which are very different to our own. It can also be hard
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The Plague Village
Each year, on the last Sunday of August, a ceremony is held in Eyam, Derbyshire. People gather to remember the victims of the bubonic plague,
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The Eyes Have It
People often ask what they can do to improve their portrait photography instantly. My response is always the same; focus on the eyes. If the
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Lower Moor
As some of the lockdown rules are easing, we are beginning to venture out and about. Most excursions are to outdoor places, such as the
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Comet Neowise
Space has fascinated me for as long as I can remember. Since early childhood, I have spent many nights outside, head craned backwards, staring into
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