Tuesday, June 06, 2006
I've been too busy to post for the last week or so - spent last week working shifts on a women's weekly then rushing home in the evenings to chase up several urgent freelance stories. This week I'm writing five features...freelancing is like waiting for a bus. One week work seems to go quiet, then the next week several contacts suddenly want stories written for a deadline of yesterday.
One of the stories I've been working on was that of Marie Fatayi Williams, who lost her son Anthony in the 7/7 bombings. She's written a very moving book about the need for peace, For the Love of Anthony, which is coming out soon. I interviewed her yesterday for a women's magazine and felt terrible at times asking her questions which must have been painful. She has the passion and potential to really change the world, I think. An amazing woman.
One of the stories I've been working on was that of Marie Fatayi Williams, who lost her son Anthony in the 7/7 bombings. She's written a very moving book about the need for peace, For the Love of Anthony, which is coming out soon. I interviewed her yesterday for a women's magazine and felt terrible at times asking her questions which must have been painful. She has the passion and potential to really change the world, I think. An amazing woman.
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Great to see you are so busy and writing something that can actually make a difference. An amazing woman for sure. This isn't really the place to ask BUT any joy with the place in Kent, I'll keep quiet if you will. :-)
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Great to see you are so busy and writing something that can actually make a difference. An amazing woman for sure. This isn't really the place to ask BUT any joy with the place in Kent, I'll keep quiet if you will. :-)
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Chloe - it's for Woman's Own. Should be published in the week of 7.7 top commemorate..
And the orange has thankfully washed off, but not after weeks of humilation. Next try: Nivea sun touch..
And the orange has thankfully washed off, but not after weeks of humilation. Next try: Nivea sun touch..
Linda! Yeah, the nursery contacted me saying I could call them. I'm still not sure if I'm ready to make that call though!
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