Memories Of A Strange Sensation
The Lull Before The Storm For weeks, she had been grappling with an unsettling sense of unease, as if an unseen presence lurked just beneath… Read More »Memories Of A Strange Sensation
Vehicle Pavement Abuse
A local newspaper article about mobility scooters caught my eye. An elderly lady boarded her local Metro train using her mobility scooter and was promptly… Read More »Vehicle Pavement Abuse
A Future Where Women Empowerment Reigns
In a world where women have equal opportunities, what would happen to the male ego? I wonder. A saying that resonates with me is “Behind… Read More »A Future Where Women Empowerment Reigns
The Flawed Diamond
When asking people about schizophrenia, you might get uneducated responses like “crazy person,” “not normal,” or “dangerous person.” Unfortunately, this stigma often reinforces the misconception… Read More »The Flawed Diamond
A Light At The End Of The Tunnel
Mental health can strike at any time. In its mildest form depression makes everything harder to do and less worthwhile. At its worst, it can… Read More »A Light At The End Of The Tunnel
Boldon Colliery: A Haunting Legacy
I found the following eerie story in an old newspaper clipping (Shields Gazette 2005). The story was wrapped around Boldon Colliery Coal Mine. (Boldon Colliery… Read More »Boldon Colliery: A Haunting Legacy
God, Aliens, And Flying Saucers
For those of you who read my last post-Train Of Thought, you may remember it finished with closing the cage door. While I was writing… Read More »God, Aliens, And Flying Saucers
Could Your Partner be a Long-Lost Relative?
Could your partner, the love of your life, your one and only, be unknown to you, your long-lost half-brother, half-sister, aunt, uncle, or nephew? I’ve… Read More »Could Your Partner be a Long-Lost Relative?
The Weight Of Grief
Losing my wife to cancer has undoubtedly been one of the most challenging experiences of my life it affected both of us physically and mentally.… Read More »The Weight Of Grief
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