Truth #148
The truest of all my posts. Hold each other a little closer from now on. Say it before you run out of time, Say it before it’s too late. Say what you’re feeling, Waiting is a mistake. Advertisements
Author Archives: stephrichmond
Hello.
I’ve had to take a break from my blog and writing in general for personal reasons. Hopefully, I will be back soon, just wanted you to know I’ve missed you all and I’ll be popping in more often now. Thanks for sticking around. After The Light, After The Love.
Just watching…
I’ve been realising lately that we can’t walk anyone else’s path, however much we want to be there for people, however connected we feel to others, we really do need to walk our own journey and it will never be exactly the same as anyone else’s. It’s a hard lesson but just be there for […]
Birthday Gift
As it’s my birthday I’m giving you all a gift of ‘The Community’ Alex Price Book 1 absolutely free on Kindle just for today. I hope you enjoy it xxx
Leave a Link and I’ll Reblog Your Page! — Dream Big, Dream Often
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Street Art – Glastonbury Style
If you visit Glastonbury you may well see many of these stunning works if art, designed to make you stop and think and teach us all a lesson in impermanence. Just a drop of rain and these works of art are lost forever. Look at where your feet are travelling when you visit here because […]
Truth #147
Unmentionables
Originally posted on TheFeatheredSleep:
What can’t be said aloud or even blown into an envelope placed in a bottle and set to sea or kept beneath your pillow in diary those words and feelings without words cannot find a place of expression for a multitude of reasons or just one you carry them around like…
An Orange A Day …
I heard about this on the news this morning and thought all of the authors out there might be interested. Macular degeneration can be slowed down, and this is worth knowing about. So far there is no known cure for it. We spend our days and nights looking at screens and books. We are constantly straining […]
Expansion
Originally posted on S C Richmond:
This is in my opinion one of the most beautiful, evocative sculptures in the world. By Paige Bradley this piece was famously photographed in New York. “From the moment we are born, the world tends to have a box already built for us to fit inside.? Our umbilical cord…
