
A space that feels cosy, like dropping by to see a friend for a catch-up, presented as a weekly, eclectic essay. Chatting about about rural life, self-care, the universe and everything in-between written by a poet, storyteller and grandma.
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A lot can happen in a week, but not usually in this remote and rural part of the world. It seems I’m caught up in a dynamic situation with no way of predicting what is coming next. After the drama and anxiety of last week and my granddaught...
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My fifteen year old granddaughter was missing for 28 hours. F left home after an argument with her mother without her mobile, bank card or cash. She walked up my driveway in the late afternoon the next day,...
I saw my eccentric friend at the weekend. She said that she’d been over to the other side. I asked her what she saw. She said it was “nothing” but you can think scenery into existence, so if you want to be at the beach or in a kitchen, you...
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We are still in eclipse season and there’s a definite influence from moon energy dominating my life and since the moon governs the tides and the inner currents within people, it’s territory full of fee...
August arrives bringing a solar eclipse on 12th August and a lunar eclipse on 27th August. Apparently the first eclipse brings to the surface matters around home, family and spiritual growth, while the second is about tribe/community and va...
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Poet, storyteller and lover of words, the natural and spiritual worlds. She has published several collections of poems, a Book of Shadows and a collection of original sagas, and folktales.
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