It’s easy to slip into a negative feeling about political mischief, corruption and so on. I’d be very surprised if most of the vilified people don’t have a kind and generous side, and people who have little but good things to say about them.
He gazed at me for a moment. ‘I don’t like those catheter things.’
To cap it all, the pharmacist said no alcohol. The last refuge of a Scottish man-flu victim denied me.
Wine and words flowed, in the way of openings.
Meaning well, yet stumbling blind against an abrading wall of ambition
When was the last time tragedy stared you in the face? Must history repeat itself?
After my father died I drove down to see him. This is what happened ….
we interviewed a man who told us a poignant tale
We ‘senior citizens’ have a future. Most stereotypes about older workers don’t hold water
I’m comfortable and easy in my skin. Moments like these should touch us all