An Ode to Joy
There’s revolution in the air. The biggest victory is an awakened political consciousness, lathis notwithstanding.
Expand your World
An expansive interview of David: Writer, Composer, Astronomer, Lifelong Learner.
I’ve Got a Blank Space, Maybe
There is a moment of discomfort as you stare at the blank screen, and that’s the ground most fertile for imagination and creative rumination.
Where are the lost girls?
“The problem in the world today is that we love our boys and we raise our girls.”
Spaced Out and Stargazing
What do you do when you are between jobs in London and trying to find work? You start teaching 10-year-old boys Astronomy.
See it, Say it, Sorted
If I see something that doesn’t look right, I name it and trust that resolution is on the way.
The Burden of Language
Language is much more than means to communicate. It’s a shared history of evolution, violence and learning.
Let it Snow!
The first snowfall of the year can be taken as a sign from God to symbolise hope, transformation and growth.
Reflections 2025
2025 has been a strange year of hard learned lessons and harder to practise actions.
A Soft Landing
In conversation with Jane about moving young, growing slowly and learning who you are along the way.
Monkey Nuts
The other day I went grocery shopping and saw ‘Monkey Nuts’, or peanuts in their original shells, and it was a trip down memory lane.
SRK, Sister Michael and Silver Linings
It’s been one year of starting this blog, so it’s my own mini-milestone of sorts.
Love Letter to London
(Despite the anti-immigration protests)
You can’t blame me for not taking you seriously.
Mind the Gap
This is a reflective piece on the various gaps in life that determine the quality of our relationships.
Madrid, Mould and Migration
Where weekly recreation becomes a welcome space of community and conversations, here, with an unsuspecting Jaime.