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The Old Woman and the Cracked Pot

I just heard the most charming story which goes like this… An elderly villager walked to the river every morning and filled her water pots. One pot was smooth, perfect, the other was cracked. By the time she reached the village the cracked pot was half empty. One day the cracked pot told her howContinueContinue reading “The Old Woman and the Cracked Pot”

Clear Conscience?

This blog was inspired by a very dear friend, who I’m honoured to say trusts my intuition when she’s in a dilemma. She has been worried about two older people who are at the age when they need a lot of help and support. Although she isn’t a family member to either, they have aContinueContinue reading “Clear Conscience?”

Live!

This is an old rhyming poem that I decided was worth a 21st Century revisit. I don’t normally go for rhyming now, but it seemed to me that the message within the poem was one worth repeating any time that you can, in any way that you can. Hope it inspires your best decisions. LiveContinueContinue reading “Live!”