Month: June 2022

I’m gone; I’ve flown my nest. Some birds are never meant to be caged; their feathers are simply too strong and built for flight. True, when such birds fly away, a part of you that knows it was a sin to lock them up does indeed rejoice. However, I understand your resistance and dilemma: your… Continue reading Letter to Fear

Like most people, in May 2020, I had been self-isolating and locked down in my home for several months following the covid-19 hysteria. As a policy response, the UK government permitted residents to leave their homes only for limited purposes. One of such was for "one form of exercise a day - for example, a… Continue reading Fear, Anxiety and Despair