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On the pigrim way: Revisiting some painful memories
25/03/2013 | ReformI am re-reading the weekly letters my mother wrote to me from Scotland between 1964 and 1979. I approach 1974 with some reluctance.
For most of this 15-year stretch my parents lived next door to my eldest sister, Mary, and … Read More
On the pigrim way: The pros and cons of forgetfulness
20/02/2013 | ReformLike many people my age (mid-70s) I am forgetting names and, increasingly, words. It is so frustrating – and sometimes frightening – not to be able to find a word I know perfectly well. However, some hours later, perhaps next … Read More
On the pilgrim way: Tripped up by prejudice
24/01/2013 | ReformI have been caught out yet again misjudging someone. William called as a winter afternoon was drawing to a close and I groaned inside. William is a 50-something Irishman from East London who, for the past 20 years, has had … Read More
On the pilgrim way: Living in the moment
20/11/2012 | ReformI have always been a long-term planner, but I only discovered as an adult that not everyone has a mental diagram of the year ahead. My years have four corners – end of April, June, September and December – and … Read More
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