My musings on the meaning of a cuppa tea. 
http://painfullyaboutme.wordpress.com/2012/05/17/cups-of-tea-as-essential-to-human-relations/
My musings on the meaning of a cuppa tea. 
http://painfullyaboutme.wordpress.com/2012/05/17/cups-of-tea-as-essential-to-human-relations/
I had an interesting talk with my Mom who is suffering from Parkinson’s and the attendant delusions and hallucinations.
She keeps returning to an important memory and she has entitled this one, ’ magical writing’.
This made me think about our incredible brains and how powerful is the tool of imagination, so I have entitled another one of her memories, ’magical thinking’.
http://painfullyaboutme.wordpress.com/2012/04/06/magical-thinking-magical-writing/
A new post in which I pull myself away from my delightful philosophy course, Philosophy and Technology, given by Prof Craig Cramm at Memorial University, and get back to reality.
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A writer confronts fear of cancer and breast self examinations. She wonders whether breast exams magnify our fear and anxiety about our female bodies.
http://painfullyaboutme.wordpress.com/2012/02/13/examining-my-breasts/
I am thinking about writing, and writing about writing. My fabulous conversations
with my Mom, who is suffering from Parkinson’s and can no longer write, entice me to take on new challenges.
http://painfullyaboutme.wordpress.com/2012/02/01/writing-womens-voice-parkinsons/
Some thoughts I had after reading Ami McKay’s The Virgin Cure late into the night…
http://painfullyaboutme.wordpress.com/2012/01/23/rape-sordid-sex-and-self-actualization
I am hearing too many depressing stories about illness and death! So I am bringing back to life my good neighbour, Phyllis Anderson, who lived every day looking forward to the next tea and gossip. http://painfullyaboutme.wordpress.com/2012/01/17/illness-death-how-to-live-well-from-a-woman-who-lived-to-101/