here we sit, all of us behind walls, banging, screaming, cryingfor the first time awarefor the first time claustrophobicthe masks that we once wore with easenow rob us of our breath. We stare at the wallwe move from chair to chairwe stare at our screensand we act as thoughthis is something new. for a decadeContinue reading “The covid truth”
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Canada
The other night we had good friends come for dinner, as we chatted late into the night we started to talk about some of the terrible things going on in the world. Stories of nations that are struggling under the rule of persecution, nations torn apart by war, nations that know no peace, no freedom,Continue reading “Canada”
A feeling like no other…
One of the greatest things about doing something you are passionate about is knowing a sense of freedom in your work. A long time ago I sat in a dark room creating images on paper, using chemicals to produce art, it was a feeling like none other, it gave me a way to create thingsContinue reading “A feeling like no other…”
Drop it you fool!
As you know we have been reading The Great Divorce, we moved into Chapter 6 and I was in awe at the way C.S. Lewis so eloquently described this particular character (the man with the Bowler hat). At the beginning of the story this man was talking with our Joe on the bus about hisContinue reading “Drop it you fool!”
Free to be me
For a moment I thought to myself ‘wouldn’t it be nice’ to be someone else? To have that item? To be skinnier? To… If I was someone else I wouldn’t love and be loved by the many special people in my life, if I had that item I would want a different one and ifContinue reading “Free to be me”
Through the Lens of Motherhood 