




Just a Down to Earth Woman
I’m just a down to earth woman,
With dirt on my hands and dreams in my heart,
I laugh at the small things, cry when I need,
I’m made of soft moments and strength torn apart.
I don’t wear a crown, no diamonds, no lace,
But there’s fire in my spirit, and love in my grace,
I walk through the storms with my head held high,
Not afraid to stumble, not afraid to try.
I find beauty in sunrises, and peace in the rain,
I’ve danced through my joy, and sat with my pain,
I’ll stand by your side, whether skies dark or blue,
Because loyalty lives in the core of what’s true.
I’m just a down to earth woman, you see,
Real as the soil, wild as the sea,
Not perfect, not polished, but honest and free —
And that, my dear world, is enough for me.
I believe in respecting individuals’ right to their own beliefs. I was raised by two Roman Catholic parents; my father later converted to the Church of England, although he was born a Roman Catholic. My parents did not impose their religion on us, but as children, I was privileged to hear and appreciate some beautiful stories from a children’s Bible.
During my childhood, I regularly attended church services on Sundays and subsequently took my First Holy Communion Vows in Salisbury, Wiltshire, when I was 7 yrs old. The Service was conducted by Father Barry, who used to take me for catechism classes..
Amen

Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, as described in the New Testament of the Bible. It’s considered the most important and joyful event in the Christian calendar. Easter typically falls on a Sunday in spring, following Good Friday, which commemorates Jesus’ crucifixion.
Many people celebrate Easter with religious services, joyful gatherings, and symbolic traditions like decorating eggs, Easter egg hunts, and sharing festive meals. The egg, often painted or filled with treats, represents new life and rebirth, reflecting the meaning of the resurrection.




Goodness! I was very much a Victoria Principle when I was younger. We even had the same hairstyle. Andy Gibb reminds me of my ex, with the same hairstyle. That was a long time ago. 😃😃

I like to sing sometimes too. Heres me singing a rainbow. 😉
Among the Lilies
I’ll lie among the lilies fair,
With petals bright and scented air,
Their silent song, a lover’s sigh,
Beneath the vast and endless sky.




I loved this comedy series.
F – Frances
R- Rose
I- I
EN – N (For Napper)
DS – De Souza
I am FNDS
Momentarily, He Gazed Into My Eyes
Momentarily, he gazed into my eyes,
A fleeting hush beneath the skies,
Where time forgot to move, to breathe,
And left us hanging in between.
No words were spoken, none were planned,
Just silent waves from heart to hand,
A glance, a spark, a quiet plea,
Of things unsaid, of what could be.
The world around began to fade,
And in his stare, a story made,
Of past regrets and future dreams,
Of hidden truths and in-between.
But like a whisper in the night,
He turned away, escaped the light,
And all that lingered were the skies,
Where momentarily, he met my eyes.
When I walk with your hand in mine,
The world feels softer, the sun seems to shine.
Each step we take is a quiet song,
A melody that says we belong.
The air grows light, the sky turns wide,
Troubles fade with you by my side.
Fingers entwined, hearts in tune,
We chase the dawn, we hold the moon.
No words are needed, no grand design,
Just the warmth of your hand in mine.
A simple touch, a steady grace,
A little world we’ve made in this space.
And though the roads may twist and bend,
I’ll walk with you until the end.
For in your hand, I always find,
The home I searched for, all this time.
I would love to be someone else’s inspiration. 🙂
It is a great topic — people who inspire us shape how we think, dream, and act. Here’s a thoughtful take on it:
People who inspire you are those who:
Demonstrate resilience: They rise after failures, showing strength and determination — like Nelson Mandela, Malala Yousafzai, or your own parents who quietly endure challenges.
Pursue their passions fearlessly: Think of artists, athletes, or creators like Frida Kahlo, Lionel Messi, or innovators like Elon Musk — people who follow their heart no matter the obstacles.
Make a difference for others: Humanitarians like Mother Teresa or people in your own community who volunteer, teach, or care for others inspire through their kindness and selflessness.
Live authentically: Those who embrace who they are and encourage others to do the same — like Maya Angelou, Chadwick Boseman, or a close friend who never lets fear dim their light.
It’s not always about fame — sometimes the most inspiring people are ordinary folks around you, quietly leaving extraordinary marks on your life.