A personal London 2012 legacy
Legacy was always a huge corporate goal of the London 2012 Olympic Games but I suspect I am not alone in having a personal London 2012 legacy.
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Category: Reflection
Reflections on 2022
Turning to reflections on 2022, I am met by a chaotic and eclectic fusion of triumph and disaster. Using Kipling’s “If” as a guideline, I look back at the year here.
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We MUST do better – #AllMen
It shouldn’t have taken the murder of Sarah Everard for us to see the shocking inequalities of society. ALL MEN must do better & own change.
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Black Lives Matter… and it should not be courageous to say so
Black Lives Matter, but the world seems reluctant to hear it. It’s an indictment on us all that prejudice is still overt in the 21st Century.
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It’s OK to be OK
For so long we’ve told people that it’s OK not to be OK. Perhaps now is a time to encourage people, to tell them that it’s OK to be OK.
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Lockdown – dream or famine for the introverted?
I’ve heard that lockdown is the introvert’s paradise. Here is my take of living through this crazy period from my deeply introverted soul.
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Burnout, depression and the road back
As I ran through New York, I should have known it wasn’t just injury. I was exhausted to the point of burnout and depression was eating me inside and out.
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This Means More: My 45 Year Love Affair with One Bird
It’s never been just about a game. Liverpool Football Club is a way of life, a love affair with a club, bird and city.
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Notre Dame: Memories of a Lifetime
“And there we she was, pure majesty, a sight more breathtakingly divine than any I have ever seen.” – my reflections and memories of Notre-Dame de Paris.
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Transformed by Grace
It was Epiphany 2006, the day when my life was truly transformed by grace, God’s grace which has resurrected me from the depths of suicide and mental illness.
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