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When the Pieces Finally Made Sense

He arrived carrying years of invisible luggage. The unpredictable father, the sting of bullying, the constant sense of being on the outside looking in. He seemed to be getting it wrong from day one, he was the one who missed the unspoken rules, who was told he was stupid. In relationships he settled for less, convinced that asking for more would only end with him being left behind.......

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Learning to Embrace

Long-haul flights are not something I do often. There is something about them that feels different though. The novelty of tiny meals wrapped in plastic, the stack of movies you will never watch, the headphones in their little bags that never quite fit. This time I was travelling alone, which as a single mum of two little girls felt rare and almost indulgent. A chance to just be with myself...

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