What to do when stuck in traffic? You do have your camera, don't you? And there are traffic lights. You can curse living in the city and wonder whose idea the stupid basketball key chain was. Or you can take out your camera and
You know that day - when you see clear skies, and the dafodils soak up the sun, and the rosemary dares to bloom, when you walk out without a coat, and watch the hyacinth reflect the blue, that's spring.
I've got all this old stuff at home. Great stuff! Like old letters, small writing boxes and old photos, not so much found as rescued from charity shops, garage sales and, sometimes, rubbish bins and the back seat of scrap
Sign probably means something to someone. Pret A Manger makes the best butter croissants Got the window seat! Till next time OXON, I love you.
I remember we had a children’s book where the pages were cut into thirds and could be flipped to create absurd images. I’m not sure exactly where it is, and most likely at the cabin, but I remember the pictures;
Funny how the close of one year and the beginning of another always prompts reflections of past times and intensions of times to come. Somewhere between jetlag, work, snow and the general hectic holiday season I seem to have lost
Christmas week
We have been working all day. About 4pm R and I looked at each other and said, "Let's go for that walk." So on with 17 layers of clothes, wellies, hats, mits and we walked out into the fields. At the
That’s the sound of me landing at Heathrow. * Hello, I’m here. ** You didn’t hear that, did you? Actually, it sounded more like a little “poof”. Because it snowed overnight. And the whole of Oxfordshire is reduced to incredible shapes and shadows. All of which I’m compelled
R and I walk on the beach in the midst of the madness, when everything seams chaotic, a little shaky, a little uncertain. The wind whips up more questions and the future seems hazy. R’s hand slips into mine and