Sunday Blog 208 – 9th November 2025 My mother was a diarist. At the end of the day she sat at the kitchen table or perhaps on her comfortable armchair with her meal tray as a desk. She’d write about the intricate doings of each day in her week-to-a-page diary. What letters had arrived, phone …
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Letting the sorrow ripen
Sunday Blog 198 – 17th August 2025 This week I’ve been to Melbourne for a two-day meeting which I had intrepidly volunteered to co-chair, then I played catch-up with other work and volunteering commitments and worked on my final assignment for my first unit of a creative writing graduate certificate. As I’ve been focusing on …
Long, bright shadow
Sunday Blog 184 – 11th May 2025 Sunday Blog 184 – 11th May 2025 Can a long, bright shadow be a thing? If so, that’s what my Mum cast over my life, leaving a trail of constructive kindness and unconditional acceptance. Not to mention whimsical remnants of 1940s teen slang such as “I’m all gog-wozzled” …
Our headlines change…
Sunday Blog 60 – 6th November 2022 There is a trigger warning on this post as it talks about grief, sexual assault and trying to make a difference from the traumas that we experience. Please take care when reading or feel free to scroll on by. I can only guess that it was around 10am …