Holding On to Me …

The last few weeks have been a total rollercoaster ride. Feel afraid I may have let one too many through the door ... of my home, my heart, my life. My instinct is to shut down. Run. Abandon. Abort project. Yet... who am I running from? Him? Myself? Who knows. Will I ever be completely … Continue reading Holding On to Me …

There is none….

Well it feels like forever since I even opened my laptop. Because it has been a long 6 weeks!  I visited Oxford for 2 and stayed for 5 and am only now addressing some sense of normality back into my days by attempting to find some more work and cagily eyeing up the remnants of … Continue reading There is none….

Burgeoning…to burgeon…burgeonous? wierd word the more you say it! I also made up the adjectival form…is there one?

Burgeoning. The word for today is ....Burgeoning.     Not a cliche for Spring and its new abundance, recent flowerings of  crystal white, exquisitely lonely snowdrops, or fleetingly spotted clumps of purple pansies and crocuses Not a euphemism for my ever expanding waistline, encouraged by warming winter fare over these crisp and frosty nights by … Continue reading Burgeoning…to burgeon…burgeonous? wierd word the more you say it! I also made up the adjectival form…is there one?

‘Cast down in a flood of remembrance I weep, like a child, For the past…….’ DHLawrence: The Piano

    December 2016       Any time away is now slowly resented and involves missing the island via a flurry of work and social commitments in Oxbridge – a purely functional time aspect that is tainted with an urgent longing to be back home.  The final night in a devoid hotel room finally … Continue reading ‘Cast down in a flood of remembrance I weep, like a child, For the past…….’ DHLawrence: The Piano

‘O Season of Mists and mellow fruitfulness…’ {Keates:Ode to Autumn.}

30th November   October flew swiftly into November….milder than most years but still as hauntingly beautiful as all the Autumns experienced in my childhood. Emotions also dissolved quickly into days, nights, evenings that were punctuated only by Time  with its mindless, endless ticking. Work, play, more work, too much play ! Money disintegrating as fast … Continue reading ‘O Season of Mists and mellow fruitfulness…’ {Keates:Ode to Autumn.}