Summer Solstice
There’s something quite magical about the summer solstice. In this busy world, solstice is a time of unity, as people from a range of backgrounds
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April
“Oh, to be in England now that April’s there.” ~ Robert Browning
Thinking
In my last post, I said there are things in society which I hope will be on the way to changing, as our son matures
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A year has passed
A year has passed since our son was born. The twelve months have flown by. He’s experienced many firsts during the year; almost every day
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Hay Festival 2019
Hay-on-Wye has long been a favourite place to visit. My first trip was for the books, and as years have passed, I have explored more
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Goatacre Animal Sanctuary
About Goatacre Animal Sanctuary and Cafe lies, as the name suggests, in the small village of Goatacre, Wiltshire. My first visit was around three years
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Mental Health Awareness Week 2019
Mental Health Awareness Week (Monday 13 – Sunday 19 May), is an opportunity to share experience, and exchange ideas on how to care for our
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Did You Know?
One of the things about bipolar depression is that it’s a brain disorder. Treatment can help manage the symptoms, but bipolar is a lifelong illness.
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Tumbleweed
This week saw my first open studio event. I opened up my workspace, hoping to show people where it is that I am based. I
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Instruction Manuals
Lying awake in the early hours recently, I wondered where my collection of instruction manuals was. Titles include ‘How to … be a good mother,
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Mother
Most females will, at some point, take the role of a mother. Being a mother does not have to mean giving birth to a child.
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