It’s nearly the weekend. Many of us are feeling sentimental about our extended families – parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles. I’ve been in tears watching as husbands speak to their wives through the windows of care homes; alzheimer’s sufferers need repeated explanations as to why the world is how it is and tears come each time […]
Recreating a sense of granny-induced calm Read More »
It’s a time when all of us will be thinking, talking or worrying about how we can trust God during the current crisis. Here’s an article by Sheila Bridge. She’s all set to answer our questions in her usual logical, no-nonsense way! thank you for sharing this, Sheila. You could watch the video here, or
How can we believe in God at a time like this? Read More »
History will remember when half of the world shut themselves in to help, and half of the world stepped out to help. If you are part of the second half – if you are key to the COVID-19 response, you probably hardly have time to eat, sleep or think. We are so grateful to you.
History will remember when… Read More »
My mum replied to my late night ‘worry’ text with the words: ‘Yes, but one day it will all be just a memory! Keep calm and carry on my darling.’ If you don’t have a voice in your life telling you this, I’m gifting this text to you xx She has no reason to take
Keep calm and carry on, my darling Read More »
Have you ever been the subject of your own nightmare? My daughter experienced this the other night. She dreamed that she opened the door to another version of herself, then another version of her teacher and another version of her friend, and she couldn’t convince the real versions that she was the real girl. I
By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information
The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.
