Backed into a corner by FOMO and taking another step into the unknown…
And, of course, it’s happened again: an entire year has been and gone and it takes Megan Macedo and her annual writing challenge to drag me back to my Making Waves blog. It’s been an interesting 12 months in all respects, some of which I may touch on in...
Choosing the road less travelled…
Yay! We are here: it’s the last day of my 21 Days of Transience and I’m musing on the limitations of travel… When I compare myself to lots of people, I really haven’t travelled outside the UK all that much. But then again, compared to lots of others,...
A picture perfect moment captured forever…
Day 20, the penultimate day of my 21 Days of Transience, and I’m transported back to the Canadian Rockies… The first day was a disaster. Visibility was dire, the snow was gloop, I had almost no idea what I was doing, and was spending most of my time...
Flashbacks at a time of letting go…
Day 19 of my 21 Days of Transience, and you find me in a Dundee car park… Parking spots were hard to come by the day my daughter started the next chapter of her life as a student in Dundee. The car was loaded with all that stuff parents gather together for...Where I am Making Waves…
This is where you get behind the scenes with me and find out what makes me tick.
There is another purpose, too: I want to help empower others — women in particular, and especially women over 50.
If that’s you, I want to help you discover — just I have — that you don’t need to be constrained by ideas you’ve had about yourself, about what’s expected of you, about what you may believe is and isn’t doable.
I want to share ideas, share my own story, and above all my passion for being physical, being at one with my body, whether that’s through my running, my swimming, stand-up paddleboarding, or plain old-fashioned walking.
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PPS Just so you know, I don’t always toe the line around what makes for optimal health and wellbeing, and I can sometimes be a bit controversial around many other things…