Tea at Mine

  • Just a Kid – (A play – 1st draft)

    A street of homes in Bradford

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  • In the Time of Pandemic

    Originally posted on THE DAILY ROUND: And the people stayed home. And they read books, and listened, and rested, and exercised, and made art, and played games, and learned new ways of being, and were still. And they listened more deeply. Some meditated, some prayed, some danced. Some met their shadows. And the people began…

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  • May Day

    She was a quiet lady, but enjoyed the war songs and the tea and cake. She was of course well known, possibly not for her personality or character but her name.  Sammy came upstairs to the office for some coloured paper, and said May Day is here. I looked at her a little confused and…

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  • Sadness

    He stands, feet solid, a man, a boy, boisterous and what seems arrogant, disrespectful. Shouting and causing a scene is so easy when you are boy, if only they saw and knew, felt pain and felt sad. I realised when I met him, not through the scars or the obvious self-inflicted abuse but through the…

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  • Here it goes!

    So I have been thinking and thinking over this blog, its embarkation and concept. In the end I have, well sort of carefully picked out a tittle and will explain why I chose this later. I will write about my favorite topics, Art, Culture, Beliefs and the big one for me…Mental health… Watch this space!…

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