Tag Archives: being

Another note from a small dog III

Posted on January 13, 2013 by Sue Vincent

She’s Tweeted and Reddited WordPressed and Edited Bloggered and Tumblr’ed and In’ed She Google Plus one’d it, Cross posted and run it What more she can do for her sins? She works on a spiral Of getting it viral And … Continue reading →

Posted in Dogs, Life, Love and Laughter, Poetry | Tagged being, Dogs, love | 32 Comments

Reality according to Facebook

Posted on January 1, 2013 by Sue Vincent

The past day or so has been quite surreal. I have watched the new year as the world has turned coming to friends across the globe. Although I sat here alone, or went about the daily business of housework, writing … Continue reading →

Posted in Life, Love and Laughter, Spirituality, Surviving brain injury, The Silent Eye | Tagged being, coma, disability, Life, love, motherhood, Nick Verron, spirituality, The Silent Eye | 4 Comments

Book Review – The Five Tarots by Gordon Strong

Posted on December 29, 2012 by Sue Vincent

The Five Tarots by Gordon Strong (Kerubim Press) Gordon Strong is an accomplished and experienced student of the Tarot. I could, as have others, call him a Master of the Tarot, but I doubt he would thank me for that … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Life, Love and Laughter, Spirituality, The Silent Eye | Tagged alchemy, being, esoteric school, lessons, magic, spirituality | 6 Comments

A Drink at Christmas?

Posted on December 26, 2012 by Sue Vincent

There was a wall immediately to our left, parked cars to the right, nowhere to go as the headlights sped towards us. “He’s going to hit us.” My husband gripped the wheel of the Rapier, bracing himself in the split … Continue reading →

Posted in Life, Love and Laughter, Spirituality, The Silent Eye | Tagged being, disability, self help | 10 Comments

The Song of the Troubadour

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Sue Vincent

The Song of the Troubadour April 19-21, 2013, Derbyshire Hills It is the Spring of 2013 and a group of pilgrims have gathered in the ancient landscape of the Derbyshire hills, refreshing themselves from their long journeys. Some are renewing … Continue reading →