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They called her tortoise… . . . . . . …with her basket on her back. It was so big it almost engulfed her.
It had been given to her by her two grandmothers. Woven from willow and scented with sandalwood. Warp and weft with space to breathe....
“You are at all times independent. This absolute freedom of the cyclist can be known only to the initiated.” - Maria Ward, Bicycling for Ladies, 1896
The pandemic was a hinge. Before and after. Most of us experienced it as a terrible pa...
Stop. Look. Go. - after Brother David Steindl-Rast
I nearly died yesterday.
That sounds dramatic - and yet here I am, still turning it over. The man’s brown eyes. The look of horror on his face. The fender of his van touching the side of...
I’m sitting on one of the upper floors of the Southbank Centre, at a table in a deserted bar. The Thames flows just beyond, and I’m looking out at a stormy sky - rivers of cloud travelling around islands of blue where the sun breaks through...
“When the dark times come will there still be singing? Yes, there will be singing of the dark times.” - Bertolt Brecht
I posted pictures of a webbed tree on our Flourishing in Medicine WhatsApp group. The branches stood out like a winter...
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Doctor, cook, gardener, mother, maker of many things. Urban shaman of sorts. Swimming in the middle of the river, smiling up at the stars, trying not to drown...
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