Spoons and Broomsticks

I will be celebrating quietly at home this equinox. Unfortunately the family is dealing with Covid: one is poorly, others are isolating. I am waiting for the results of my PCR test. So I have […]

I attended my sister’s funeral last week. It was a lovely service, with the music played chosen to help us remember her fun nature. The first song was ‘I will always love you’ by Whitney […]

Do you keep a journal? A record of your pagan life? Some may call it a Book of Shadows. I have kept a journal in one way or another for many years. I have some […]

In the aftermath of my stroke, I wrote a series of poems examining how I felt, how the impact of the stroke had affected me. I thought today I would share one of these poems. […]

I live in Birmingham UK. I know someone who is retired. She is able to live independently without the need for carers. Yet as she gets older she has increasing difficulty with mobility. Stairs are […]

‘Everyone wants to be eco-friendly, but for people living with a disability, it’s not always easy. Certain items that may make it possible for you to live your life independently aren’t always environmentally friendly. You […]

It seems to me that the best way forward is for everyone, both individuals and organisations, to adopt an eco-friendly approach to what they do. I decided to take a look at what the Pagan […]

I was mulling over Ashley’s thoughts that the driver for change would come from the public, people like you and me. Ashley feels that what we do, what we vocally say we want, and more […]

As it was my daughter who started me looking more at eco-friendly living, I decided to interview her for this blog. Ashley has clearly given this a great deal of thought, in part informed by […]

My daughter is interested in how to live an eco-friendly life. She is working on a project called Nudge Me Green, researching eco alternatives to hair and beauty products. I offered to try a shampoo […]