I had not heard of the 'Good Mourning' podcast show until last Saturday when I attended a talk at the Byron Writers Festival called 'Writing Pain' which featured one of the podcast hosts Sally Douglas ... who I really thought I knew from somewhere before in this lifetime ... but I don't it seems ... and I've racked my brain since that talk wondering why Sally seems so familiar to me ... and I can't figure it out.
The 'Writing Pain' talk last Saturday |
I had just come from listening to the Trent Dalton talk and getting Trent to sign 3 books I had read of his, before buying a hot chocolate and deciding to find a place to sit down and drink it before heading off to catch Bryan Brown's book talk (which was in the same tent as the 'Writing Pain' talk, which was why I was sitting in the front row of the 'Writing Pain' talk:-)
The Drowning ... Just Keep Swimming?๐๐ฆArtworks at the 2024 Byron Writers Festival?๐๐ญ๐จ๐I actually wanted to see this book talk pictured above at the new Riverbend bookshop on the 1st of August but had already bought tickets for me and my youngest son to a crime writers talk in West End on that night.
Sync or swim, I guess?
I can't go to every book talk I want to go to.
I let "the universe" guide me on which ones I should attend;-)
Gabby Bernstein: How to Ask God for a $ign?๐ซ๐ฆ๐A deck of cards I used to |
Healing trauma and anxiety and the power of signs with Gabby Bernstein? |
WHAT’S YOUR SIGN? |
Sally’s story |
The Good Mourning Podcast is now on my Apple Podcast play list, so a big thank you to the universe for another good podcast to listen to in the future.
UPDATE:
Ailsa Piper — Lucky in Love |
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