…tips, reflections, helplines.
This is pretty fucking shit. But we can all help each other to try and make it a bit less shit. Less judgement. More kindness.
…tips, reflections, helplines. Read More »
This is pretty fucking shit. But we can all help each other to try and make it a bit less shit. Less judgement. More kindness.
…tips, reflections, helplines. Read More »
Sometimes, it’s easier to give up. Storm Ciara had blown in. It wasn’t keen for me to fly out. I wanted one thing above all else. I was desperate to return to Spain. Any route would work well enough.
From Kraków to Malagá via Stepney Way Read More »
There’s something about the immense freedom of watching a good musical that takes me to imaginary worlds. I make no exaggeration when I say a musical directed well fills me with joy.
At the ballet? No, one of the best musicals. Read More »
The trip was a poignant poem to Morocco’s Jewish past. Sadly, there might not be so many people in future to recite it; who can remember the history first-hand. For now, there are Berbers, like Omar. He told me to go home and spread the news of this place and how for generations, Jews called it their land.
A personal reflection on Jewish Morocco Read More »
I never want to forget. For memorising is a fluid act. International acts of memorising the dead can wither on the vine. Memories are so malleable. We owe it six million not to let ours’ be nearly so fragile.
75 years. We remember. Read More »
It was December 31st 2009. My friend tolerated watching Jules Holland on the TV (I had just experienced a difficult break-up). I felt quite the grinch.
My 2010s? I like getting older. Read More »
I revelled in the Smoking tuxedos that Yves Saint Laurent designed, but wondered what, if anything, the great master thought of the French-Algerian war that raged as he made it to the big stage.
Cultural forays and Yves St Laurent Read More »
The significance of Hannukah was lost on me as a boy, even years later, when I watched Ross Geller dress up as an armadillo to impress upon his and Rachel’s son how important the festival is!
Moroccan mellahs and armadillos Read More »