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Newsletter No.1, Sunday 8th ‘26: Yes, our first newsletter ever.
Good things are growing (and I’m becoming organised… apparently) Hi friends, I wanted to send a simple first newsletter — not because everything is perfect, but because a lot of good things are quietly growing right now. And I’m grateful. And it breaks the ice! 1) FNB Hobart is up on numbers Food Not Bombs…
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Join a Gathering – A gentle place to start — whether you’re ready to come along, or just curious.
What to expect Gatherings are community spaces — simple, human, and real. There’s usually a bit of conversation, a bit of practical doing, and a lot of quiet belonging — the kind that grows naturally when people are side-by-side. You don’t need to be confident, outgoing, or “good at groups. You can join in, listen,…
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When You Do Everything Right and Still Feel Wrong
A reflection on following every step, meeting every requirement, and still walking away feeling unsettled — without knowing why.
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We join in a choir after an introduction
We tried Sing With Me with someone who came with his new lover. They’d decided—quietly, deliberately—that their bond would be built around doing things: arts spaces, movement, singing, being present where something is happening rather than talking about it later. One night, at a singing gathering, he didn’t wait for an invitation. He simply walked…
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When Nothing Obvious Is Wrong
How neglect hides inside “coping” There is a kind of harm that doesn’t announce itself. No bruises. No crisis moment. No single story that sounds serious enough to interrupt the day. It lives instead in patterns. In what doesn’t happen. In needs that quietly learn not to ask. We often recognise abuse by what is…
