Memory is a funny mechanism.
I have spoken about memory before. In fact, I have come to realise that memory is an important theme in my writing, both in my blog posts and in […]
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There is a lot happening in London.
This post will be short and sweet. You see, I will be guiding a 3-day architectural tour of London for a group of French architects. When is this happening? In two […]
We have no control over what we remember.
We all have random memories, some are as vague as a dream, others a little more defined and others that only exist in photo albums. There is also those uncertain moments, […]
My mother is everything my father wasn’t.
There you have it. One of the few musical appearances you will find of me on the web. I have decided to share this song with you because today is […]
Play. Pause. Breathe.
Einstein said it first, time moves at different speeds. It is an erratic, whimsical friend who speeds and slows as he pleases. Here, at home, time moves slow. The sun is […]
Are we, the self-employed, unemployable?
I’m posting later than usual today. That is because I spent an entire afternoon in the IKEA kitchen department, putting an order through for a client. And to tell you […]
The constant satellite of a blazing sun.
It’s Fiction Friday time and I’ll admit it – I’m excited to share with you a slightly longer extract from my novel than the previous ones. I hope you’ll be drawn from the […]
The lonely countdown.
A wave of exhilaration stirred the crowd below the Arc. It was time. Suddenly, and as though they had rehearsed this moment for weeks, they raised their plastic cups, set […]
They don’t sell stability in the shops.
Stability. The word itself triggers a dreamy smile and a sigh. The word itself implies success, consistency, reliability, all those fancy words I want to introduce in my life. But […]
The choices we made and those we could’ve made.
Have you ever wondered if your life could’ve gone differently had you taken another path? Have you ever wanted to learn more about that alternative version of you, living in […]
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