I love trains
It's 8 in the evening and the road works have just started. Aahhhhhhhhh
He wishes for the clothes of heaven, by William Butler Yeats
Domestic violence poem I wrote this poem a few years after leaving the man who was supposed to love me.
I'm outside Hotel GB but I can't see Gordon Ramsey. It looks busy.
Kevin one of our blind users says that says that he finds using the App on his iphone is quite simple to use and he talks me through it.
Robert one of our visually impaired users tells me why he use Audioboo, he loves it
My guests have arrived for the forum I can relax hooray
Last call out for audioboo users in the London area
Noisy lunchtime listening to the Ryder Cup
An evening at The Feast at Kings church Catford, à place for those in need of companionship
Back to the scene of the crime
A natural childhood, letting the children play out
Anne from Saxon Crown swimming club tells me about her disabled swimmers and saying she know what disabled people can achieve
Talking to Cllr. Chris Best about the opening of the pool
Strangeboo
Opening speech at Forest Hill Pool
Cutting the the ribbon
The pools open at Forest Hill. I speak to the mayor of Lewisham Steve Bullock
I want to be free and I want love
This woman's laughing mixed with some swearing made me laugh on the 47 bus. I have a puncture so had to catch a bus
Another screaming door, The new Cross House
Meetings are evilboo
Remembering 9/11 and I polish the plaque which has become tarnished
I speak to a young Russian boy Maxim and his mother about his disability, next Olympics a Gold perhaps
Happy birthday darling Mark Rock
This young man says he feels differently about disabled people because of the Paralympics
Talking about how people now look at disability, has it changed their minds and views
Capturing the sounds of the Athletes Parade in Fleet Street
I'm having a mini holiday in Seaford, Sussex
I meet the team at the Black Cultural Archives, fascinating history . Hannah reads me an excert from an early 1700 newspaper talking about the health and happiness of the slave.
I go back to the scene of the suicide attempt and find it is a different story
I find the remaining walls of Marshalsea prison where Dickens father was imprisoned for debt
Time line of the history of St George the Martyr Bermondsey , Oh and the organ doors are open, no Delores, don't touch it.
I arrive at St George The Martyr on Borough High Street, little Dorritt was wed here and slept on the steps when locked out of Marshalsea Prison
Mr Singer remembers Southwark before and after the war, Bill Sykes met his death here on Jacobs Island
Man on the roof threatening to Jump
Major incident on Kennington park road
Southwark Cathedral, the memorials to victims of 9/11, Marchioness boat disaster and the Peckham quilt
I found a plaque for the dead of the Stainer Street bomb in the war, the poet Keats who lodged at London Bridge and the magnificent organ at Southwark Cathedral
My daughter chooses to let me die rather than kiss my feet to save my life
My Sunday afternoon, kids playing, planes passing over and the wind in the trees
I go on a tour of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's first ever underwater tunnel, you can still see the soot from the steam trains, fascinating
My American boys from the MA course discuss Race relations and the South
I have handed in my final essay, I had a mental half hour trying to print stuff off and got a little bit hysterical, which apparently students do on the last hand in day.
I wait and wait for Paralympic torch and it was worth the wait
I'm scared to of this final essay because I'm not very good at academic writing, wish me luck
I remember when the children were small, they used to sneak into the bathroom and get soaking wet
The man WD40 has whacked his target, The toilet doors at London Bridge will squeal no more, it sleeps with the fishes
Tackling gun and knife crime in Catford preparing for carnival day
next page