Who am I?
Welcome! I am a British Freelance Writer and Teacher working in Bangladesh. I also have ADHD.In these pages I discuss all of these things and I try to give you a picture of life in this part of Asia too.
I hope you enjoy your visit. Let me know if you do!
Blogsurfer
What I’m currently reading
No data found
ABC Award
Reader Appreciation Award
Versatile Blogger Award
Inspiring Blogger Award
Tag Archives: education
When It’s On Paper – living with ADHD
A new post of mine is coming soon (several actually) but for now I wanted to share this post which touched my heart to read it on Black Box Warnings. I found myself sympathising with the writer – Rutabaga – … Continue reading
Interview with a Teenager – part V
Mr J This is the very final post on this series of interviews carried out during the summer with four scallywags who all used to be taught at LAMB school before moving on to bigger and better. In a way, … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, British, children, community, Education, LAMB
Tagged A levels, Bangladesh, Britain, childhood, children, Differences, education, GCSE, Gloucester, LAMB, life, Teacher
1 Comment
Introducing Kirsty Devaney and Jamie’s Charity
This is the last of my charity posts (at least for now) – a little series I envisaged a few weeks ago – and, in fact, it is this young woman’s post on her Facebook that inspired the whole mini-series … Continue reading
Death of a Sitar Legend: a Short Personal Tribute to Ravi Shankar
I’m sitting on my bed (also known as my desk) and across from me I can see my sitar propped up against the wall. Usually, when I look at it I get a little feeling of childlike excitement. … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, British, Culture, Education, Life, Philosophy
Tagged Bangladesh, education, George Harrison, India, life, music, Ravi Shankar, Sitar, The Beatles
2 Comments
Interview with a Teenager – Part IV
What you’ve missed so far It’s been a while since I last wrote on this series and it is time to get it finished off before Christmas kicks in and I become insanely busy. I’m very aware that since part … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, children, community, Education, LAMB, Life
Tagged Bangladesh, children, Dhaka, education, friends, LAMB, life
5 Comments
