Feels Like Going Home

• On being a mother to a new baby, but not a 'new mom' 3 years ago If I reflect on my experience of being a mother for the first time, it was like the roar of crashing surf as a storm surge hits the cliffs, while being an ‘again’ mother sounds more like waves lapping on a sandy beach bay as the tide swells. It is calm. Serene. Uncomplicated, and has an...
• Life in Lockdown - January 3 years ago We're approaching the end of the first month of 2021, and, excepting the ongoing nightmare that is Covid, it hasn't been terrible. I've always loved the new year, new beginnings, a clean slate. The idea of it and the lived experience. This year is strange and different of course - until we get the...
• Happy New Year - The Year That Wasn't 3 years ago I lost a day somewhere this week It makes little difference, considering the year that's in it. Baby James had a 3 day fever from Stephen's Day, that might have something to do with the blurring of time and space. 2021, eh. What is there to say, honestly. 2020 feels like the year that wasn't. We...
• Looking Forward to Christmas 4 years ago Weird one this year, lads. Weird one. Most people who know me know that I am a great lover of all things Christmas. I give myself permission to blast Christmas music from November 1st. I decorate cookies, put tiny ornaments on every surface. I live for the joy, the peace, the goodwill towards all...
• For the Love of Blogs 4 years ago Oh dear dear me, it has been a year. I used to so love writing blog posts. I had a think about it while I was in the shower earlier, and I've been bloggin on one platform or another for twenty years. Yes, since my first Myspace page had that little blog section in the top right hand corner. Over...

• The Great Debate of Our Age; Working as a Waitress- London vs. Copenhagen Working Abroad Let me preface this by saying; this is the last time I will work as a waitress. I'm 24, enough now. Since coming to Denmark, I've been re-evaluating my entire life about 5 times per week day. I'm just your typical recent graduate, mid-20s...

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