Monthly Archives: July 2010

Some things are best left unsaid. It’s taken me a while to find the words and I still haven’t found what I’m looking for. So for now I’ll just share this. I’m a child of the 70’s and for one … Continue reading →

I’m done with the glass ceiling business. The only glass ceiling I’ll entertain is the one Mr Dahl wrote about in Charlie and the Chocolate factory. Good old Roald Dahl the original big friendly giant. He was forever telling children … Continue reading →

A boy died on our road the other night.We knew he was dead by the way the Firefighters walked away from the car he had been in. Their heads were low and they walked away slowly, really slowly. All the … Continue reading →

Huddersfield had a creative carnival. I surrounded myself with family and friends, fun, good food and fine music. Big congrats to the Huddersfield African Caribbean Cultural Trust and it’s funders and to the fine people of Huddersfield. We are still … Continue reading →

Technology simply amazes me.  Remember when I rang my dad from the plane? Ok  scroll down for that if you missed it. The plane phone thing was cool but to be honest I still get a little excited that we … Continue reading →

Mid year reflections on a creative year. Took the leap and began formalising my own creative company. Tabonuco, the name of the company found me. Marcia Layne the writer introduced me to Anita Franklin the writer and I joined the … Continue reading →

Giving thanks. I’m giving thanks this morning for another year. Today I am blessed with another birthday. I made it back home from a journey that was longer than the miles it took and  deeper than the oceans surrounding me … Continue reading →