Tag Archives: london
#WordlessWednesday Urban Maypole
Filed under city, earth, goddess, landscape, london, photograph, psychogeography, spring, wordless wednesday
#WordlessWednesday South Bank
Filed under architecture, art, city, home, landscape, london, photograph, wordless wednesday
A Summit of Joyful Old Savages at The Horse Hospital
Billed as A WORLD-PREMIERE READING BY FOUR POETS WHO UNSETTLED ENGLAND AND FREAKED OUT AMERICA, this amazing event happened at The Horse Hospital last week. And I was lucky enough to be there. Lucky in the sense that I only … Continue reading
Talking to Oscar Wilde #SilentSunday
Filed under art, books, childhood, city, education, landscape, london, motherhood, parenting, photograph, poetry, politics, responses to art, Silent Sunday, single parent, teaching, Uncategorized, winter, writing
#WordlessWednesday : ShoeShine at St Mary-Le-Bow, the Shoemakers’ Church
Filed under architecture, church, city, drift, london, photograph, psychogeography, shoes, Uncategorized, wordless wednesday
Occupy Mother London
From Spring Equinox to Summer Solstice this year, I spent a significant amount of time exploring the small patch of the Square Mile encompassing Fleet Street, Ludgate Hill and Cheapside. Walking, taking photos, thinking and experiencing this, one of the … Continue reading
Filed under city, condem, cuts, demonstration, drift, feminism, goddess, landscape, london, motherhood, occupy, parenting, photograph, poetry, politics, psychogeography, single parent, Uncategorized, women
