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Category Archives: Life
Normal weird
Image: Frolicking by Nick Verron The roads are suspiciously quiet today. You know why immediately… the school holidays are about over and the next few days will see the return to school that will flood the roads with traffic at … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Brain injury, Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing, Life
Tagged childhood, difference, learning, normality, School, uniqueness, weirdness
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Voices
There was a moment of panic, as if a hole had opened in the world and swallowed something precious. I looked at the photo and there was an empty place in memory where the voice should be. You would think … Continue reading
“Other than my voice…”
I don’t tend to jump on bandwagons, but this is a bit different. I am posting this for a rather different reason. It is a little longer than usual, but I hope you will bear with me… with us, my … Continue reading
