2025 so far: turning 49, getting my writing out there, and cyanotypes!
The first half of 2025 has been a bit hard going for me. I won’t go into the details of […]
2025 so far: turning 49, getting my writing out there, and cyanotypes! Read More »
The first half of 2025 has been a bit hard going for me. I won’t go into the details of […]
2025 so far: turning 49, getting my writing out there, and cyanotypes! Read More »
Amidst the busyness of Christmas preparations I’ve caught myself reflecting on the writing I’ve done this year. Considering all the
Worrying and wondering – where is my writing going? Read More »
I wanted to look back on a few of the things I did this summer with a view to reminding myself that I can set anxieties aside and push myself to do new things.
A Summer of New Experiences Read More »
Last Saturday, over our usual morning coffee, my husband told me about an entrepreneur he’d been listening to on YouTube
I am not a machine. (Some thoughts on AI and creativity.) Read More »
Earlier this month, on the 17 March 2023, my wonderful father-in-law, Dr Laurence Bellamy, died. His death wasn’t completely unexpected
On loss and the language of loss Read More »
Back in 2018 I wrote a post about my daughter’s time at primary school coming to an end. It felt
The End of (Another) Era Read More »
Although there are many articles that answer the question, ‘What is horror?’ (this post by Brian J. Showers is particularly
What is horror? A few thoughts from someone new to reading horror. Read More »
This time last year we’d just gone into lockdown again and I was busy home schooling. Just the other day
Reflecting on 2021 and some goals for 2022 Read More »
Okay, so, Mitsie is no longer our “new” cat. We’ve actually had her for three years this month, yet it’s
Obviously, I never wanted my first blog post of the year to be about a pandemic. But here we are,
When will things return to normal? (Some reflections from a person prone to OCD.) Read More »
Recently on social media, people were spreading a little positivity by sharing some of the things they’ve done in their