We can’t afford war, we never could
Are you ready to go to war? Are you ready to send your children or grandchildren to war? No? Then we must rise up and make sure our leaders
We can’t afford war, we never could Read More »
Are you ready to go to war? Are you ready to send your children or grandchildren to war? No? Then we must rise up and make sure our leaders
We can’t afford war, we never could Read More »
In a recent Climate Courage, we focused on where we live and the risks we face. Never a pleasant conversation, but if we pay attention
Climate Courage: is where I’m living safe? Read More »
Which friend you ask? Well Without the Bollocks of course. That friend. A blog, Facebook page, Twitter handle, and a YouTube channel I’ve already revamped into a family channel.
It’s time to say goodbye to a very old friend Read More »
I want to talk about something that’s bothering me a lot lately. This is not directed at anyone I’m having deeper, behind-the-scenes conversations with, it’s more of a general experience I want to talk about. And it’s about casual criticism. The stuff we put out there, without much thought, especially the impact it can have
The problem with casual criticism and how it diminishes us all Read More »
My family is heading into our fourth week of isolation, and compared to the vast majority around the world, we are very lucky.
The roller coaster of isolation… it’s an interesting journey Read More »
I love Dolly Parton. Love love LOVE HER! She is an amazing and magnificent human, a blessing in our world
What Dolly Parton taught me about judgement and self-awareness Read More »
I know everyone thinks time is moving fast, and I feel that, but it can also feel slow and ponderous, especially when moving and adjusting to a new country.
It’s been one year since we landed in Phuket. Time for an update Read More »
I’m on the beach the other evening and there’s a team of horses the tourists love to hire. During the low season – which is coming to an end soon
It takes nothing to be kind, so please, be kind, to everyone Read More »
I caught up with my mum after our US trip, and she loved reading the updates and watching the videos. People, like my mum, were the reason I put so much effort into capturing our travels.
Seeing the world through the boy’s eyes is fascinating Read More »
A few years ago, I wrote a blog – The haunting moments of broken bones – following a particularly brutal evening, where for one hour,
There are too many children crying, hurting and dying in this world. It needs to stop Read More »