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MONDAY MUSINGS
I live a part of the year in the US and the greater part of the year in the UK. Â I am very happy to return to my adopted home now through May.
I do have my own office in Bristol but something draws me out and I find I am happiest at my dining table (inside with doors flung open or outside in my little courtyard). or in a nearby poolside coffee shop/restaurant around the corner.
Another favorite spot is in a nearby poolside coffee shop/restaurant around the corner. Â Lunch, coffee, or a tea time dessert can be had as swimmers stroke back and forth.
Writing is a lonely vocation. Â Sometimes I need people around me and a few hellos to friends. Lots of creative people hang out/work poolside at The Lido. Â (You’ve nothing on Bristol, LA!)
Sometimes I just need a bit of air. Â The value of good weather in the UK isn’t to be taken lightly! It is always a cause for celebration.
Where are you happiest writing or thinking?
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