The pandemic cannot last forever. The Spanish flu ended, and so will this. But it’s also true that we’re entering the darkest days of the pandemic, and after two years of it already, it feels sometimes that ‘We’ll be lost forever.’
Family
I’m starting to grieve the idea of going back to normal. Not that I think ‘normal’—meaning the way […]
😀 Grinning FaceThe look you’re able to pull on the first day of lockdown when the daughters who […]
The truth is, we’re going to come through this four-week period of social isolation with flying colours, because, […]
Yes, I’ve heard the question asked repeatedly over recent days and it’s one that I want to have […]
I finally ventured out today. It’s hard to accept how much the world has changed in such a […]
My daughter (the second of four) asked me today whether I was afraid—of the coronavirus and the devastating […]
Our last coffee was had beneath the gaze of Mary, mother of Jesus, on December 17, 2018, some […]
Some (slightly revised) thinking from old lecture notes on epistemology in the post-9/11 world, as we approach the end of another decade. (1/5)
Burning Belly 