A Poem about the much loved and enjoyed natural environment here. I Remember the Barley Sea A Poem I remember the Barley sea As I gazed to the far reaching shore Lined by oak trees and hedgerow Pines standing tall amid the wood floor I remember the Barley sea Cloaked in the mist of hazy … Continue reading Barley Sea – A Poem
Hi from duvet central. Here's my latest Haiku offering. On the subject of MEcfs PEM - Post Extertional Malaise. I touched on it in my recent post. PEM permeates every fibre of your being. Even your sleep and dreams. The Haiku An endless journey Legs heavy, water blocks routesAt last, I awake My first haiku … Continue reading PEM Dreams – Haiku
As I visit the WP reader, admiring some super clever Haiku. I thought I would give it a try myself. Tap on the title to read the post in full. Here goes: Haiku The day was stressfulCool water, the kettle fillsCamomile will sooth
Hello readers! While I plod through yet another MEcfs setback, groan, I have exciting news. One of my fabulous children, who is an actor/writer/musical theatre peep and all round creative, has written a one man show about the experience of their parent, ie myself, having MEcfs. The show is entitled: Image Credit: Baloney Theatre Company … Continue reading The Room Upstairs at Wanstead Fringe 2023
Sharing something cheerful I made recently, on a very sad day here in the UK and across the globe. I like to think that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will be greeted by the most incredible beauty as she is met by Jesus, as He welcomes her as His 'Good and faithful servant.' Her Christian … Continue reading Flower Friday – On a Sad Day
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Here I am, delighted to be back to join in Dan Antion's Thursday Doors initiative. I would love to say I took these photos, but sadly not. My husband very kindly suggested taking some, as he was working at Woodberry Wetlands recently, as a fundraiser for London Wildlife Trust. The Coal House Café at Woodberry … Continue reading Woodberry Wetlands
Hope found in M.E. 