Day at a Time...

I can do a bit better than "Coming Soon" and "Watch this space...". Only takes five minutes. It's all new and it's all being improved. I am being improved. Or at least trying to be. I think almost all of us are one way or another. January is a month where a lot of promises get made, get broken, I think a cup of tea should be able to get me through most things... I don't know yet how often I will be blogging but it feels good to do it. There are so many things I would like to do.  I feel an energy, like something deep inside is being woken up. Do anything for 21 days and it becomes a habit.

Tomorrow is the first of 21 days. I am planning some healthy habits. If it's a habit it means you don't have to focus on it. It doesn't have to consume you. You just do it. And get on with your life. But first: A cup of tea. Now.

Been a Long Time but I'm Back Now


The lake. My hometown

Or rather, getting back...

It's not easy when you've not blogged for a while. A bit like not having been in touch with a friend. So, I'm putting my head up to say hello. I've not forgotten about you, this blog, and the fact you're here bothering to read it. I didn't want to get back when there was some idea I wanted to push out, that would be rude, like contacting an old friend just to get something, like somebody else's number...

Getting Personal...


Photo of me. Yes, this post is all about me

Three Lives One Lesson


January

Our Democracy is On the Line


John Conyers, here pictured with Martin Luther King, comments on Democracy in the United States at the Harper's Forum on the 22nd July 2005.

No2ID and Yes to Tea - Cambridge UK

Meanwhile, here in Cambridge, the Libra Aries bookshop is holding a No2ID information evening on Wednesday 29th March - that's today. Feel free to drop in any time between 6:30pm & 8pm to chat to No2ID activists, get more details on what the government proposes and how we're opposing it, and pick up literature, car stickers and badges. All welcome.

Speaking as a Sayyida at the MFE

Photo Copyright (c) 2006 Marc Vallée. All Rights Reserved.

March for Free Expression. Trafalgar Square, London, 25th March 2006.

Thank you for giving me the ability to speak.

Too Much Power can be a Bad Thing...



Too much power can be a bad thing especially for those who have the misfortune of wielding it.

57 Islamic Countries Discuss Cartoons



Photo: UNICEF

This was in many senses a cartoon meeting. But as we know from the Nazi examples, discriminatory cartoons have a serious side as well. Here is what I can say. Iraq expressed support for the meeting's conveners and purpose. These were our comments on the proposed OIC statement:

Our Lords Are Wise

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