Moving through life's seasons
Many of my New York conversations are still in my head and I need to get them posted! The latest is with Trevor, the billion dollar apartment dresser. I have changed his name, in case his employer ever gets to read this. Continue reading “New York conversations – Trevor the billion dollar apartment dresser”
Andy and Lance, DetectoristsA lovely week and one where I’m beginning to think being a nerd sounds so attractive. Would be, if I were a nerd. In other news, those creepy mannequins have been giving me even more creepy moments and I’m feeling slightly nervous about my debut as the chair of a local charity. I’ve also been running on my own. Continue reading “Weekly update – being a nerd sounds so nice”
The latest recollection in my New York conversation was with an attorney; a lawyer. Actually there were two attorneys and two conversations. Here goes. Continue reading “New York conversations – the attorneys”
There is so much to say for my weekly update and potential for a long rambling post. So instead, I hope to keep it a little more concise with a Q&A for myself. Ready? Here goes. Continue reading “Weekly update – Q&A with myself”
It seems to happen every year, normally around May, which is my favourite time of the year. Events conspire to make life seem such a rush, life dashes by so quickly and yet again I am longing for a slower pace. Continue reading “Weekly update – longing for a slower pace”
My next New York City conversation was with Michelle, the Uber driver. In fact she wasn’t in NYC but instead New Jersey. This is the thing about meeting strangers, you never quite know how a conversation will go. Continue reading “New York City conversations – Michelle the Uber driver”
Having got back from my little holiday in New York City, I thought I’d jot down a few of the fascinating conversations I had there. This first one is with an Immigration Officer, so you may understand I don’t have a photograph of her and her gun. Continue reading “New York City conversations – the Immigration Officer”