From sardines to sang froid
As gusts swirl, the mastheads clamour for attention, like the percussion section in a school orchestra.
From sardines to sang froid Read More »
As gusts swirl, the mastheads clamour for attention, like the percussion section in a school orchestra.
From sardines to sang froid Read More »
We quickly clambered on board, punched the holes in our tickets and waved goodbye, the salmon-pink sunset enveloping his family as they faded into the distance.
The world is a narrow bridge Read More »
Driving here helps me to forget. I know the route well, with its curves and canyons.
The blessing of the stork 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 »
Strange things have been happening. Not so strange I feel like I need to call Peter Venkman, Raymond Stantz and Egon Spengler (not forgetting Winston Zeddemore). But, still, strange enough to make me sit up.
When the world sends symbols. Or you just start paying attention. Read More »
We all deserve a bit of what we fancy. I am not Maria from the Sound of Music. But I appeal to you: always remember your favourite things. Indulge in them. Even if only just for a bit.
A few of my favourite things 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 »