Remembering to Remember
I am committing to the idea of making time for ceremony in 2021, as a way to connect to myself, to others and the natural world.
I am committing to the idea of making time for ceremony in 2021, as a way to connect to myself, to others and the natural world.
It’s time to take all that I have learned and seen and felt and keep creating that life, that society that is so important to me.
How many thoughts do we shoot down before we even let them take a gasp of breath? What would happen if we brought these ideas for change to life?
After six months away from the blog, the time has come to share once again.
Having defined myself for years with the norms of London – Busyness, Action, Purpose – I’m now having to find myself in a new environment. And I ask myself, is living a content life enough?
After a month of walking through treacle, two emails from two strangers has allowed me to reconnect to my vision, my creativity, my purpose.
I didn’t quite realise how prophetic my last blog would be! After three months of quiet, I’m back, designing my life in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Canada.
It will be quiet around here for the next few months as I get on my bike and join my partner for cycle-touring adventures.
The opposite of productive doesn’t have to be lazy. What if instead we decided it was content or present or aware or connected. In a world of BIGGER, BETTER, FASTER, HIGHER I’m looking for something different.
Discombobulated. It’s one of my favourite words and totally sums up how I’m feeling at the moment. Do vs Be. Share vs Noise. Action vs Procrastination.