I spent too long trying to get by in a world where bears were brown and painting them blue was silly…
Painting bears blue
Struggle and hope
As well as coming to accept struggle as part of life, I seem to have gained some ferocious hope along the way
By the light of the moon
Full moons are a good time to look back, and January was a month when I could say ‘mission accomplished’
The art of living
What relevance does all that I’ve learnt about myself and life have as I get ready for a new stage of life?
Speaking to be heard
Even if we don’t feel heard, our words can have a wayward effectiveness that works quietly away, unseen but slowly taking shape
Challenging convention
What difference would it make if, instead of being made to suppress part of their nature in order to succeed, women were allowed to bring all of themselves and shape things from there?
Freedom and struggle
Florence Nightingale’s plea for women to be free to suffer resonated because of my experiences and also brought to mind the Judea Capta who fascinated me in the past
Upping the game
While my new-found confidence in my own instincts is appreciated, I’m aware too that more than an individualistic self-help approach is needed if real change is going to take place
Refusing the shame
Student Emma Sulkowicz’s campus protest has rejected the silencing of shame
The passing of an old order?
From Westminster to Hollywood, the status quo is being challenged – we need to focus on alternative ways of being all the more
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