Wrong. Wrong. And wrong again.
You’d think that I’d have learned by now. I’ve had fifty-three years to practice, after all.
But no.
Still, I make the mistake of thinking that to make things ‘better’ and ‘easier’, I must look outside of myself.
Go far afield. Spend a ton of money and wrap my mum and me up in cashmere rugs, then sit alongside Rose and Kathy Bates in first class on the Titanic.
Way off, Liz. Not even close.
This week’s podcast update is brought to you with love, tenderness and gratitude. And a few tears.
We wanted to share three things that happened to us in the past few weeks. Small serenities that brought unexpected comfort and respite while we attempt to navigate the imminent loss of my lovely mum.
Thank you for allowing us this safe space to share the intimate details of this challenging time in our lives. You are wonderful.
Yours,
Liz and Brian xx
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Pure blissfulness and far better than a cruise with Rose
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Tessa’s show in Wellington (she’s the girl on the poster!!) Natasha, Pierre &The Great Comet of 1812
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