Where to begin. I’ve blogged elsewhere for a couple of years now, so I know the score. Write what’s in your mind and go with the flow. It’s the day before my 42nd birthday and I’m typing (a little clumsily) on my brand new iPad which I’ve waited over 9 months for. Lovely. As Arthur … Continue reading Day one
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A simple but profound insight from both the Arbinger Institute and Chris Croft; time is much better spent making things go well in the first place, than trying to correct them when they’ve gone wrong. Simply said. Harder done. But when the same thing keeps on going wrong, every single day, it’s well worth investing some … Continue reading Groundhog Day
As the reality of the UK’s vote to leave the EU sinks in, I’m left comparing my feelings on four very different ‘days after’… Obama’s first victory in the US Presidentials: I walked a full foot taller. Proud of America. Looking at passers-by: smiling and feeling we all felt a foot taller because America had … Continue reading Days After
I’m not from London, so I’ve never felt a real Londoner. Still, I’ve lived here on and off nearly half my life; my family is here, my life is here, both my kids were born here. On Friday, I found myself walking across one of London’s bridges by night and took a photo (above). … Continue reading I am a Londoner
Yesterday was a rainy day. And unexpectedly so. Bad start, worse end. Trying to put it in context today (with Bach loud in my ears to block out someone else’s toddler), I googled ‘into every life a little rain must fall’ to find the source… And the wise words of the final verse Henry … Continue reading Rainy Day
Achilles & Aristotle 