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Bring in the Clowns
Superheroes have a lot to answer for. Even old school knights were often pictured with a cape wafting heroically around them in the wind. We talk about someone ‘caping’ to mean defending someone indefensible. We have been conditioned to expect a man to come and save us from all of our dilemmas. Even I do…
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Let It Burn
We have a family ‘joke’ that every time Norm travels out of the country there is some drama or catastrophe. There were a few dramas this week which would normally be dealt with by Norm, but with him not here I had to be both Lisa and Norm! I mentioned in a previous post about…
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Anxiety Blocks the Light
Yesterday was such an eventful day that my post is a wee bit delayed. Usually I write a bit at the end of the day as well so that I do not have to try and remember what I did, but this week I did not do that so I hope I do not mix…
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Healing Intuition
I mentioned in last week’s post that I was attending a workshop held by my friend Tamlyn. There were 5 of us there so a nice size group without feeling like you were ‘performing’ for a crowd and could not be vulnerable. Now I am going to go down the rabbit hole of the meaning…
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Gardening Memories: A Grandmother’s Legacy
One of my key memories with my Grandmother is the time we spent in the garden. Or ‘the yard’ as she called it, despite her house sitting on 20 acres of land. My Grandmother Rena was full of superstitions and ‘old wives tales’ and I wish I had taken the time to write them all…
Kitten in the City
Neurodiverse Georgia Peach transplanted to Cape Town, the most beautiful city in the world
