• 100Words – 6 Nov

    I would walk 1000 miles to see you smile and laugh with your brothers and sister again.

    I would walk 1000 miles to go surfing with you and see the focus and passion in your eyes as you observe the waves.

    I would walk 1000 miles to sit with you next to the waterfall, as 15 year olds living in a world of infinite possibility and adventure.

    I would walk 1000 miles to walk with you through the long grass in the afternoon sun, the entire world our playground.

    I would walk 1000 miles to stop you driving that night.

  • 100Words – 5 Nov

    I want you to want the same things as me. To have the longing in the pit of your stomach to bring the same enrichment into our lives no mater the hardship that comes along with it. I can’t force you to want it, but in the least I expect you to discuss it with me and have an understanding of what is going on inside. Without that I am left feeling lonely and empty, and almost in a state of grief. At the moment we are on different pages, but I fear you may be reading a different book.

  • 100Words – 4 Nov

    My first recognition of morning is the soft pillow pressed against my face and the warmth of my rested body under the thick duvet. I draw a large intake of breath and yawn as I roll over and enjoy a deep stretch. I slowly open my eyes just a crack and look towards the window. There is a small gap in the drawn curtains and a golden sunbeam pokes through into the room to greet me “good morning”. Tiny dust particles gently float through it, glowing for a moment and giving the illusion of time slowed almost to a stop.

  • 100Words – 3 Nov

    Golden orange, red and brown leaves shimmering in the sunshine, rustling crisply in a cool breeze, and crunching under foot. A child in a knitted hat giggling as she and her dog run run back and forth through the drifts of leaves in the park while her mother sits on the bench enjoying the sun warming her face. Indoors people prepare fires in the hearth ready to warm the house in the evening, gathering under a blanket in front of the TV; enjoying the cozy feeling snuggling together with a lovely hot chocolate to create that perfect autumn atmosphere.

  • 100Words – 2 Nov

    Love is putting your heart into the hands of someone else and trusting them to look after it as if it were their own, and in return they give you their heart to look after as if it were your own; because love is never a one way transaction. It is a mutual trade in trust and kindness. Sometimes the other person will make a mistake and hurt your heart a little bit but they will then take extra care to heal the injury. Likewise, sometimes you will also make mistakes, and with care and they will forgive you too.

  • 100Words – 1 Nov

    When Lucifer arrived in Liverpool, summoned quite accidentally by the crooning of 4 blokes with floppy haircuts, he thought the packed stadium was still full of concert goers ripe for possession. However he was severely wrong. His ascent through the seven levels of hell had taken a lot longer than anticipated; (Adolf has taken up an extraordinary amount of time bothering him over details for the forthcoming underworld Christmas party), so by the time he finally emerged there was a different crowd present. As the beer bottle struck him the last thing he heard was “When you walk through a storm…”

  • An exercise in honesty

    I’ve maintained a personal website and blog for about 15 years and never been honest. I’ve never been fake either but that’s not the same thing as being honest. I’m just coming the end of Amanda Palmer’s book “The Art of Asking” and I’ve realise the thing I love about her the most is her honestly. She really does wear her heart in her sleeve and that’s why I have felt drawn to her over the years. It happened in an instant the moment I first heard her song “Runs in the family”, the rawness of it, the beared soul. I couldn’t look away. And since then my fascination with her had just grown. I realise it’s because she does something I’ve wanted to be able to do myself for a long time. Just strip it all bear and lay it out for the world to see, so someone else might see it and feel normal. The previous iteration of my blog under this domain attempted to do just that. But failed miserably. Will this time be different? Maybe not but I will try.

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