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Good Question

What aspects of your cultural heritage are you most proud of or interested in? I don’t really think about being British. Did I when I was younger? I don’t particularly recall that. It’s where I was born. Then I became a spiritual thinker, which in itself is hard to describe as in my case it’sContinueContinue reading “Good Question”

Perfect 10

Name the professional athletes you respect the most and why. George Ford The England Ruby player who distinguished himself by winning all 27 points yesterday. I’m not a big fan of Rugby, but I do prefer it to watching millionaires cry on their coach’s shoulder when horrid people expect them to take a penalty. YesterdayContinueContinue reading “Perfect 10”

Not Lost Anymore

Photo by Keenan Constance on Pexels.com I thought to walk alone through life A victim of these modern days Where love leads straight to grief and strife And very few can find always Instead I found my Mr Right To walk with me where angels tread And I no longer fear the night Or spendContinueContinue reading “Not Lost Anymore”

Standing Up

Photo by Tobias Bju00f8rkli on Pexels.com This blog is sort of a coming out of the box and change of direction, all muddled into one. I believe strongly in kindness, courtesy, integrity, honesty, and treating others, animals, and the planet, with respect. I never deliberately speak to someone in a way that could be hurtful.ContinueContinue reading “Standing Up”

Respect should be automatic

Photo by Dio Hasbi Saniskoro on Pexels.com We need to move to a place where we automatically offer respect, understanding, tolerance, and kindness, until someone else convinces us we’re wasting a lot of good energy on them. Then we don’t change, we simply move on. It is not a big ask in this world toContinueContinue reading “Respect should be automatic”

One-self

Photo by Stefan Stefancik on Pexels.com I was raised to be a good person, that meant that I had to be polite, respectful, tolerant, and kind always. I actually have no problem with those things, as most of us don’t, yet they can still be a problem because they can lead to us putting upContinueContinue reading “One-self”