The Sarah Nicholson Writes Blog
Welcome to my blog, where you will find new content below.
You can also access my previous blogs - unravelling-edges - about the early days of my grief journey; re-ravelling - about putting the pieces back together; and my third blog in search for lost glitter.
Just beause this is the start of something new don’t expect anything different – I will still overshare, not just about writing but real life, because everyone has a story – welcome to mine.
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Unhappy with your lot? Rent a new life!
I went to see the film Rental Family last week. It is a quirky film, partly in Japanese with subtitles although mostly in English.
Cancer and Happy Endings
This week I had my annual check up with the oncologist. I’ve been cancer free for seven years now
Best of the Best 2025
For many years I have been keeping a list in the back of my diary of the books I have finished reading.
Not Scripted or Perfect - Just Right
Today I lost my voice. Only I never realised until I turned up at my friend Ruth’s house…
Once upon an autumn
The photo seems hazy, indistinct in the mists of time, but the memories will never fade.
Under the same sun
We had a day of reflection at church on Saturday, a time of mostly silent prayers for peace, with a particular focus on what is happening in Gaza and Ukraine.
Sweet Tooth - a fairytale
“Come on Gretel do keep up – they say the witch’s house is made of chocolate!”
Cathedrals and Sunsets
Last week I was on holiday and I had the chance to visit Lincoln Cathedral.
The Price of Honesty
There was an expose over the weekend revealing that best-selling memoir The Salt Path by Raynor Winn, does not tell the whole truth.
Don’t Sleep – Stay WOKE!
I can’t remember anything from May 1968 and why should I as I was only 3 months old.
Having the Last Word
We all live on the internet
But we don’t all wave your flag.
We giggle at your fanny packs
Instead we wear bum bags.
“Can I be your friend?”
Hello Mr Berry, widowed from Miami, it’s flattering to hear, that you would like to get to know me.
What happens when writers meet…
…well I’m not sure I am at liberty to divulge such information. However I did write a story about us all before we got together.
The Wise and Foolish Penguin
A couple of years ago during lent the children from our church group challenged me to write a silly stories each week.
The Tea Time Alarm
I have this terrible habit of not opening letters if they contain the typical monthly bills. Everything is on direct debit and paid on time so I just make a pile – to be sorted at a later date.