The bureaucracy of death

Like a paper cut, the bureaucracy of death hurts in a way that is disproportionate to the act itself. It Continue reading →

I’d rather be dead than tamed

The lioness left her cage, finally. It had taken many years for her to find the will, the need to Continue reading →

I’m perfect

“I’m perfect” – I never considered saying those words before. I never thought to apply them to myself. But I Continue reading →

Your light 

Magpies steal things that sparkle. People, envy other people, whose light sparkles. Having light can make you a target of Continue reading →

Old people are the lucky ones

Old age is not always an easy stage in life. At any moment you are threatened with death, illness, immobility Continue reading →

When you feel like you can’t go on…

When you feel like you can’t go on, but then you find yourself going on anyway…isn’t that one of the Continue reading →

Creativity loves company, but it prefers boredom

Neuropsychology has taught us that boredom is not really such a bad thing. Ian Robertson, an eminent neuropsychologist, explains on Continue reading →

Brave enough to hope?

A friend of ours is busy living and fighting Cancer. We get updates by email from his wife. There are Continue reading →