by Sarah Fraser | Jun 4, 2019 | Owning it - How to Walk into your Life
the may is going over ← Walking Round And Round In Circles Walking the Beaches of Normandy → At this time of year, you often hear the saying. ‘Cast ne’er a cloot til May be oot.’ The ‘May’ here is the folk name for the hawthorn, not the month. It means,...
by Sarah Fraser | Jun 1, 2019 | Owning it - How to Walk into your Life
walking round and round in circles ← Where Are You Now? The May is Going Over → According to research I read on how we walk, hilariously enough … ‘we have a natural tendency to walk in ever tighter circles, when we firmly believe we’re going in a straight...
by Sarah Fraser | May 28, 2019 | Owning it - How to Walk into your Life
Where are you now? ← Not All My Habits Are This Good Walking Round And Round In Circles → Today, I remembered walks with the children when they were small. Wrapping them up and heading out for fresh air. And to freeze – because they were so … painfully...
by Sarah Fraser | May 25, 2019 | Owning it - How to Walk into your Life
Not all my habits are this good ← Walking Into Wild Bluebells Where Are You Now? → I was thinking today about my first blog, when I said, I was a bit addicted to walking. And that I feel bad if I don’t walk every day. That’s true. And it’s one of my better...
by Sarah Fraser | May 23, 2019 | Owning it - How to Walk into your Life
Walking Into Wild Bluebells ← I Solve it by Walking Not All My Habits Are This Good → The wild bluebells I meet on my walk now are nothing like their plumper, cultivated Spanish bluebell cousins. But crikey, there’s a lot of them. After the hosts of golden...
by Sarah Fraser | May 21, 2019 | Owning it - How to Walk into your Life
I Solve it by Walking ← Jacobite Gold Walking Into Wild Bluebells → The ‘it’ in the title of this blog stands for all the things requiring my attention each day, that add up to my life. Or don’t add up – and stop me writing. ...
I am a writer, broadcaster, blogger and vlogger, wife, mother, granny and carer. We live in the Highlands of Scotland and London.