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Tag Archives: hope
About hoping then unhoping
Since I started my hope journey a couple of months ago, I have had some reason to question my determination to be hopeful. A couple of times now, I have found myself starting to hope for something that I hadn’t … Continue reading
In search of Hope in London
The big city is pretty funny. There’s so much reason to hope, but I’m just not seeing it. I sit on the bus and look at the people around me. They don’t look hopeful. They don’t look hopeless, either, they … Continue reading
Hope
a girl checks her phone five times a minute to see if she’s received a text from the object of her affection the school nerd walks up to the most popular girl in class and asks her out, knowing but … Continue reading
A heart full of women
More from Week 2 of my recent trip In the social and cultural milieu in which I live, there is an oft-repeated truism that once one drinks of the water of the Nile, one will surely return. Perhaps that is … Continue reading
