the brixton housewife

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  • January 22, 2023
    Lunar New Year

    I don’t have the words so literally shared these. It’s January 22. There have already been 33 mass shootings in the US this “year”. We are living in a dystopia. Love and condolences to all impacted by the shootings.

  • January 1, 2023
    Happy New Year

    Received this Happiness Calendar for January which I’m going to try and follow. Thought I’d spread happiness by sharing the link to it here too! Let me know how you go with the challenge x Here’s to a happy and healthy new year xx https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/happiness_calendar/ic

  • December 31, 2022
    2022

    2022 was the year we moved and climbed mountains. It was the year we climbed the tallest mountain in the UK. It was the year that the mountains moved and we finally got the ASD diagnosis after many meetings, appointments and letters during a two year wait on the (deliberately underfunded by the Government) NHS.…

  • December 24, 2022
    Winter Solstice Vibes

    I started writing this post for Black Friday- something that didn’t even exist in this country ten years ago – a day dedicated to ramping consumption, consumption of products designed to be obsolete by the following year’s Black Friday – but alas procrastination set in and I never finished it. But here we are six…

  • December 14, 2022
    #MEGXIT

    A Very British Fairy Tale Originally posted on the 11.01.20 I decided to repost again and ask how was actually surprized by Netflix Documentary? ——xx—— Once upon a time there was a tiny island surrounded by blue. The Kingdom was a proud Kingdom- ruled by a Queen. The inhabitants dwelled in a golden time of…

  • November 15, 2022
    The Art of Grief

    Probably a surprising title for a review of #wakanderforever but then again- I’m not really writing a review but an observation. In our Western Society grief, loss and mourning are taboo words (unless of course a member of the monarchy dies). We are told to rush ahead, distract ourselves, buy things, fuck things – whatever…

  • October 27, 2022
    Short listed

    Very pleased to share that I was short listed for The Royal Society of Literature Sky Arts Awards for Playwriting 2022! This year has been such a rollercoaster for my writing journey (and life) that I haven’t really taken a moment to take stock and give thanks for all the opportunities and lessons. Since gaining…

  • October 17, 2022
    Morons

    The current module on my course talks of the importance of NVC – Non- Violent Communication when holding conversations with people of differing views. There are four stages to NVC communication: 1) Making observations 2) Describing feelings 3) Identifying needs 4) Making requests So for example, instead of projecting what you are feeling onto what…

  • October 13, 2022
    Empathy

    So I have been completing a course with Berkely Greater Good Science Centre (Might as well make use of insomnia). In one module, I was asked to complete the empathy test below: https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/quizzes/embed/empathy The summary of my results included suggestions on how to be more empathetic. Rather than swimming in neurosis on whether the tips…

  • October 11, 2022
    Truss Us

    She is appalling. And Kwasi. Oh Kwasi. He is appalling too. But have you noticed the relative ease the media has had at pointing this out? Where was this energy with Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson? The man who broke his own law and partied as people died. Literally. 330k deaths from austerity, 208k Covid.…

  • September 18, 2022
    Long live the people

    In the trenches of blighty, the enforced mourning is exhausting. Across billboards and headlines we are told that we must feel deeply devastated about the death of an elderly women who lived a very long, comfortable and privileged life at the expense of the general public. For those of us in genpop who are generally…

  • August 9, 2022
    She’s a good sport

    With the England women’s football team making headlines for winning the Euros there is much talk of how to nurture and encourage girls to play football. I was reminded of a recent poetry submission I wrote for a BHM television special celebrating black sports personalities. Part of the submission included answering if any sporting heroes…

  • July 7, 2022
    Roe and Heard

    Versus Patriarchy – a Poem Why do wealthy men, love to wear women’s ovaries, like jewellery, in a crown of control and power? Why do powerful men loathe body autonomy for anyone who isn’t same sex or creed and sign deeds aimed to enslave and make us cower? Could it be that their insecurities gorged…

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