Nautilus – Part 2 . . .

Monday 16 April 2018 ‘You can’t be serious, Claire.’ Steve prayed that she was simply venting her anger and frustration at living with Harry and his outbursts of anger. ‘Why not? I could get away with it. Out here I … Continue reading →

Nautilus – Part 1 . . .

Sunday 8 April 2018 There was nothing as far as the eye could see. Nothing except the waves of the Pacific Ocean, endless and rolling, and the storm clouds in the sky. They mirrored the journey of the ocean’s waves, … Continue reading →

Dragonfly – Part 4 . . .

Sunday 25 – Monday 26 March 2018 Georgia Do you know why you’re here, Georgia? Kind of a stereotypical way to start our first session, isn’t it doc? It’s a simple question, Georgia, that only requires a simple answer. So … Continue reading →

Dragonfly – Part 3 . . .

Sunday 18 – Monday 19 March 2018 Marion Forsyth – 1963 Marion, do you know why you’re here? Not by choice. No, it’s not by choice. I doubt that anyone in Sandhills is here by choice. I can’t imagine why. … Continue reading →

Dragonfly – Part 2 . . .

Saturday 10 March 2018 Dr. Rick Anderson You know why you’re here, Rick, so why don’t we just get started? Sitting here in silence isn’t going to change anything. You still have to debrief. I know, but I don’t see … Continue reading →

Dragonfly – Part 1 . . .

Sunday 25 February 2018 Georgia Apparently, in terms of symbolism, the dragonfly represents change and a change in perspective of self-realisation. The sort of change that brings about maturity and poise and power; of looking at things on a deeper … Continue reading →

The Outrage! The Hypocrisy!

Tuesday 13 February 2018 I’m fascinated, at the moment, by a particular TV channel, a couple of TV shows, and a reaction to a recent tragedy that’s garnered national attention. The tragedy I’m referring to is the suicide of a … Continue reading →