This is what I think of the world.
I'm sat in the comfort of my lounge in London, away from Somerset, and still I cannot get over the issues that happened a few weekends ago. Instead of feeling content in the presence of our nearest and dearest, I felt as if I was in the middle, the facilitator, the mediator and that wasn't a great feeling. It isn't a great feeling.
Read MoreEvery July, London celebrates it's LGTB+ community by hosing the most fabulous party in Central London. This year it's on 7 July and you should definitely come down to be a part of it.
Read MoreI wish I was strong enough to open my mouth. Strong enough to hold opinions that may result in confrontation. Strong to fight vocally against the prejudice I see in the world on a daily basis.
Read MoreToday, the USA will open its new embassy to Israel in Jerusalem. It signifies a move to recognise the Israeli claim that this most sacred, contested city shall be its capital, but moves to enrage Palestinians and Arabs.
Read MoreAs I sat in Hyde Park, the sun with its golden glow, returning the trees to their shadows as it had done hours earlier, and the smell of weed and sound of gentle conversations drifted across the grass as contemporary music played from tinny speakers, a thought came into my head. This in itself isn’t perhaps unusual.
Read MoreThere are two types of day – those that go your way, and those that don’t.
I saw a small post which reflected on the idea that trying to be positive isn’t always the best thing to do. And for a long time, I’ve relfected on the need to experience a whole range of emotions in order to truly appreciate being alive.
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