Yesterday evening was very exciting. I nearly didn’t go. It had been a surprising up-hill week in someways. It shouldn’t have been. I had only been working since Wednesday. But that was the problem. Having enjoyed a lovely long weekend, I just could not get back into work.
Anyway, I decided to go with Mr E to [...]
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Blog Changes
Posted in Change, Commitment, Development, Health, Human Rights, Ideas, Learning, Modern society, Personal Growth, Role of women, Skills, Thoughts, Time, Women, Writing, tagged Blog changes., Diary, ponderings on May 13, 2009 | 3 Comments »
OneVoiceIfreedom
Having deleted this post accidentally last week, let’s have a another try now.
This blog is to announce some important changes, for me anyway, as to how my posts will continue to be written and organised. Approx six months ago, I set up a new blog OnevoiceIfreedom to highlight, research and write about my deep interests in human rights, [...]
Balancing Lifes’ Scales
Posted in Change, Children, Health, Home, Learning, Modern society, Personal Growth, Skills, Thoughts, Time, achievement, families, goals, tagged Blogging, Computers, Flickr, Fun, Home Environement, Internet, Learning, Leisure, Rest, Stress, Work life balance on March 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A mini-post for today.
Life generally feels so much better these days and I thought a few observations about this feeling would be worth posting this morning. Stress is something that has plagued me a lot in my life, that learning to handle it better did seem essential only a few weeks back. There is one thing [...]
British Library Museum
Posted in Art, Learning, Music, Religion, Skills, Thoughts, Time, Writing, achievement, tagged Books, British Library, Euston Rd, History, Learning, London, ModernBuilding, Museum, Outing, Visit on October 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
From its outside appearance, from the road, the British Library could almost be mistaken for a red brick supermarket, small un-assuming and rather plain building, sitting next to St Pancras railway station. You entre the main entrance and you not sure what to expect next. And then, much to your surprise, you realise you have only just touched the [...]
September
Posted in Change, Debate, Environment, Learning, Thoughts, Time, Uncategorized, tagged Beginning, Berries, College, Early Autumn, Late Summer, light, Nature, New, Peace, School, September, Student, Term, Walk on September 21, 2008 | 2 Comments »
September has always been one of my favourite months of the year- the second favourite being May. For some, this month may herald a time of fading hopes of a summer that never was and the chill of the fresh late summer, early autumn air which feels cold, as winter will soon be upon us once more. [...]
Learning
Posted in Change, Children, Commitment, Debate, Home, Ideas, Learning, Personal Growth, Psychology, Relationships, Skills, Thoughts, achievement, goals, tagged Critical thinking, Daughter, Discussion, goals, Learning, Pupil, Reflection, School, self-esteem, Tasks on September 13, 2008 | 3 Comments »
The word learning will have many different meanings to people and how their own views, believes, perceptions and thoughts, when pondering upon its definition, will differ and perhaps extend to another word linked to learning, that being education. Education and learning for me, and to many other thinkers, philosophers, teachers and writers will be words viewed as a process entwined both together as well as separately. To be educated does not [...]
Tech-ie Tig:the new adventure
Posted in Change, Learning, Modern society, Personal Growth, Skills, Thoughts, Writing, achievement, goals, tagged Blog, Computers, Flickr, I phone, Learning, Machines, photography, Skills, Steel, Tech-ie, Technology, wordpress on July 26, 2008 | 3 Comments »
My nick name from the guy at home is TIG-er. Always has been since we first met. Now I am becoming Tech-ie Tig as my skills in technology grows by the day. I am taking a pause from my serious women’s stuff and want to spend , hopefully, a creative time explaning why I am a [...]



