Dig It
burrows through thoughts, emotions and responses.
It discusses human nature.
It’s a tad philosophical, and a bit whimsical.
Essentially it’s just me, digging.
Dig It is on Substack
Previously on the blog
Getting Through What Hurts
This is my story of the year 2014; perhaps akin to what many others are experiencing in 2020. Loved ones dying unnecessarily, a flailing business, a marriage suffering, and self esteem left wondering. Getting through what hurts, hurts. But it’s worth it.
On Being Human
I’ve been crying each day. It’s been 14 weeks. That’s not usual for me. Is it for anyone? This extended mix of anger, sadness and numbness doesn’t appear to be going away, and that tells me I need to reach out.
Weeding Out
Should I not have cared so much
To be considered one of the in crowd
When all I actually wanted was
To find my way
To be a friend
To weed out falsehoods
Instead of being next in the conga line
Of someone else’s life
Mourning is a Bunch of Used Tos
I stood at the sliding door to the courtyard; about to step outside to clear my mind. Looking down at the strewn, tatty Havaianas, time suddenly stood still. I recounted their purpose. These were the shoes I used to wear carrying my dog outside for toileting. He had died a few days before. I realised I was amassing 'used to' moments.
How To Love An Emotional Person
For those with emotions on an even keel, navigating the highs and lows of their loved one’s feelings can be a minefield. Here we look at why being entrusted with someone’s raw heart and delicate state of mind is a gift and how in return, the most beautiful act of love is to simply allow those emotions to be. It takes courage and vulnerability to express self-truths.