https://videopress.com/v/mK8RMJef?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true It was harmless fun at first. Embracing the waves. Sitting in the pools created by them. Dreamily gazing out to sea. But then, and I knew it as I saw it approaching - a wave bigger, stronger, faster. White water over my body - enveloping me, lifting me, throwing me onto the rocks. As … Continue reading Playing with the Sea
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Nearly Two
Dear Readers, It has been a mental year. The Brexit merry-go-round continues with predictably awful consequences. Over a million people have died from Covid and infection rates rise/fall/rise. Police keep killing unarmed black civilians. There have been riots. Protests. Strikes. Another global recession and U.S. election is upon us. As well as floods. Forest fires. … Continue reading Nearly Two
The Fright
You know when The Fright is out on the town; Men's roving eyes and beer breath in your face, It’s just harmless banter love. What’s with the frown? You crack a small smile. Hope they’ll back down. Flirt. Just enough, till they give you some space. You know when The Fright is out on … Continue reading The Fright
The Howl
does it Frighten you having The Howl in your bed or is it quite sexy she laughingly said for a long time The Howl was something I feared but now yes quite sexy and wonderfully weird too many men say The Howl is a Surprise which always annoys me don’t they have Mums … Continue reading The Howl
Collaborative Writing: Part One
Libby and Rachel met on the Ethnography unit. Rachel was studying Theology with Sociology and Libby single honours Sociology. They chose the unit for different reasons: Rachel because she wanted some empirical research experience and Libby because Esther was teaching it. Esther could have been teaching the history of toilets and sanitation and Libby would … Continue reading Collaborative Writing: Part One
Barefoot Sociologist 