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When I was younger I loved pancakes. Excuse me, I loved MAPLE SYRUP. Pancakes were a way to get as much maple syrup on my plate, my hands, and my face.
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The inevitability of attaching negative connotation to socio-political ideologies
In conversations with my peers, and through my own experiences, I have discovered that identifying as a feminist elicits complicated, confusing and often disturbing responses:
Colours
When our worlds feel restricted colour is a tonic, from the stunning lights of sunsets and sun rising over the Irish sea to the houses reflected in Bristol harbour and experiments with paint, pencil and pastels. To share colour is to share life! A Menu of Colour I want to be a sommelier of colour,…
Birds
Metaphors of freedom and metaphor in poems as well as messengers, birds bring joy to our days to day lives, especially when we are all so restricted. We’ve shared ‘flashes’ of kingfisher, oyster catchers’ calls, magnificent magpies and stories of blackbirds. For the Birds – again Before daybreak three gulls fly inland mewling overhead; mistle…
Water
Many of us are swimmers and at times this year we’ve been missing dipping in to our watery worlds, but between us we have so much water to share; the Irish Sea, the Thames in London and Berkshire, the River Avon in Bristol and ponds and puddles in parks and on pavements. Seaside One son…
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