Welcome to my Blog page
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My blogs are written as personal reflections and observations, often in relation to my activities notably as regards my training for and completion of challenge treks, as well as to my ongoing writing projects and other associated activity. Typically, all are written in acknowledgement of my circumstances, as a bereaved parent in search of healing, and hope – and actively, in the process, to promote awareness of grief and loss, for universal benefit.
‘SUNDAY POSTS’ are specific post, reflecting upon grief and the grieving ‘process’.
‘TRAINING DIARY (2018)’ are posts dedicated to recording ongoing training for 2018 challenge trek (The Grand Canyon [October])
‘ARCHITECTURE MEMORIES’ are posts, due to commence in the summer 2018, on the subject of architecture and architectural education.
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MA
SHOTY 2 Reflections: Episode 1
Of the three contenders, I had expected that one in particular would win, and categorically so: The Edge. It was undeniably notable, by its siting alone; and the building itself smacked from the outset of being ambitiously smart and sophisticated, evidencing touches...
Sunday Post 9 (6th May 2018)
The topic for this weeks Sunday Post has been eluding me - not because there’s nothing to say; rather because there’s too much .... it seems to be coming true, the expectation, that once the posting got started again, it would not stop .... fitting really, I suppose,...
Training Diary: April 2018
Training for Grand Canyon Trek in April has picked up dramatically. Doubled in fact, from the previous month - to 14,900 steps (that’s 74.5 miles by my simplified reckoning....) The single greatest contributor was the (Glasgow) Kiltwalk, 23 miles in a day .... funny...
Sunday Post 8 (29th April 2018)
Lately I’ve been rather consumed (even more so than usual.....) with a piece of music that changed my life: ‘Tommy’ by The Who. This consumption has been provoked by (finally) getting an opportunity to play it live, and in its entirety - with a sterling bunch of...
Sunday Post 7 (22nd April 2018)
Over the past three years there’s a phrase that has been said to me many, many times: that wherever I go, I take my son with me.... I’ve always nodded and agreed - partly out of politeness, and partly out of acknowledgement of the implicit truth in the statement - I...
Sunday Post 6 (15th April 2018)
Yesterday I attended the Compassionate Friends annual gathering, in Perth. I was surrounded by fifty or so fellow bereaved parents.... some who had only recently suffered loss, others, like me, who were emerging from the shadows .... and others, clearly, more in the...
Sunday Post 5 (8th April 2018)
I’ve been reading posts lately as regards holidays, and how, or rather, how not to survive them (assuming ‘survive’ is not too strong a word....under the circumstances I think not). I can recall, now, from what seems like a lifetime ago, a feeling that I would never...
Training Diary: March 2018
To all my friends, It’s been a while since posting updates regarding my training for upcoming treks - monthly training posts to follow therefore, beginning with this one: March 2018. Grand Canyon Trek is booked for October, which is only a little over six months away,...
Sunday Post 4 (1st April 2018)
To all my friends, Whilst reflecting last week upon the passing of time, attendant has been an acknowledgment as stated that the grief has indeed changed. The constancy of the visceral onslaught has definitely receded, and that is definitely a plus - can't say it was...