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Tag: living

Life is short

Posted on June 13, 2020August 20, 2020 by Sarah

I’m documenting my journey. 2020 is honestly proving to be a rather challenging year and I need to make sense of it in my head. I’m lying in bed as I write this. Nearly 11am, still in my pjs with the electric blanket on. I feel the cold so much. I have so many days…

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Horace and the train trip to death

Posted on October 20, 2016March 21, 2022 by Sarah

I’m on the 2:30 train to Cranbourne. I’ve just met a new friend, Jane, in Melbourne where we spent three lovely hours wandering around the Art of Banksy exhibition followed by a wonderful lunch at Dymocks bookshop. I had vegan shepherds pie accompanied by ginger & lemon tea. I’m feeling tired but also a little…

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View from a bed

Posted on May 12, 2016 by Sarah

I’m in bed.  Recuperating from a hysterectomy. I have a way of downplaying things that happen to me.  I tend to speak about seemingly big things like they aren’t big things at all.  I think if I do this I am in effect minimising the magnitude of what has happened to me. I downplayed my…

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Bearing witness to death is bearing witness to life

Posted on January 29, 2016 by Sarah

The last two weeks have passed in a blur; acceptance into university, preparations for Master J as he enters his last ever year of high school and assisting my mother and father-in-law as they prepare for the end of her life. She isn’t dead.  And it is likely that she will live a number of…

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The unchartered road to finding our bravery

Posted on September 28, 2015 by Sarah

When I was a child, despite my turbulent and chaotic homelife, I believe I was somewhat brave. When I was 8, my mom would get me to sing “Scarborough Fair” in front of her friends because she loved my voice so much.  I would also sing “Amazing Grace”, a song she loved so much that…

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The chrysalis of life

Posted on August 26, 2015 by Sarah

I’m undergoing a change. It’s been an awfully long time coming.  Slow, like a snail, gliding, unfurling and expanding inside my brain. It feels like I have been in a chrysalis for so long now. As I break my way to the surface, I find myself unsteady, wobbly even, with my new emerging wings. It…

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I DO NOT LIKE THE COLD

Posted on July 21, 2015 by Sarah

Our heating conked out this morning. My mom always used to say that you can always judge the character of a person by the way they dealt with things going wrong in their life. My character is pants. I do not like the cold. At.  All. Which is weird because I live in Melbourne.  And…

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A STORY OF MOTHERHOOD ON MOTHERS DAY

Posted on May 9, 2015 by Sarah

Happy Mother’s Day to all those women who have beautiful children prancing around the planet.  May you have a beautiful soulful day. I have an app on my phone called Story Corps.  I downloaded it ages ago.  It is an app that helps you document every day life.  It is an app that documents oral…

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