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  • The Price of Wisdom

    And the quiet Alchemy of Aging The poem Wisdom by American poet Sara Teasdale (1884–1933) led me to think about the nature of Wisdom in the expression Wiser Older Women … When I have ceased to break my wingsAgainst the faultiness of things,And learned that compromises waitBehind each hardly opened gate,When I have looked Life…

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  • #1: The Woman We Were Always Becoming

    The journey to becoming a WOW begins with a question: What if… the woman we spend our lives searching for is the woman waiting for us in the second half of life? This is the moment many women reach when the roles that once defined them begin to shift — and they find themselves asking:…

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  • Why be a WAG when you can be a WOW?

    Not because one is better. But because one is a chapter — and the other is the whole story. It is World Cup season, which means the acronym WAG is back in the spotlight. The Wives and Girlfriends. The women standing on the side-lines, cheering from the stands, often photographed as symbols of glamour, youth,…

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  • What Information Overload Is Doing to me

    I receive more information in my inbox DAILY than an 18th century woman would have received in a lifetime And I began to wonder what impact this is having on my life. The exact comparison varies depending on which study you read, but researchers and media theorists have argued for years that the average modern…

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  • Once Upon a Blue Moon

    Once Upon a Blue Moon

    This Blue Moon will not magically solve our problems, but reminds us that we belong to something older, slower and more mysterious than the modern world likes to admit

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  • Wired differently; Writing my way

    When I try to map how my mind moves, it doesn’t resemble a straight road with clear signposts. It looks more like a web. One thought leads to another—but not directly. It nudges, brushes past, sparks something adjacent. A feeling appears. A memory answers. An idea begins to form, quietly, somewhere just out of sight

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  • Ruby Remembers May-Day / Beltane

    By Ruby Sixpence There are certain mornings that never quite leave you. They linger, like woodsmoke in your hair or the faint sweetness of blossom caught in the folds of a coat you no longer wear. Beltane is one of those mornings for me. Or rather, one particular Beltane, long before I understood what it…

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  • Emerging from Hibernation

    Emerging from Hibernation

    Last autumn, after the launch of Ruby Sixpence – The Wedding Whisperer, I felt a strong pull to step back. Not away, exactly—but inward. A kind of hibernation. And I’ve come to realise that rest is not absence. It’s preparation. Like bulbs planted in winter, much of what matters happens out of sight. Ideas settle.…

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  • New Moon Solar Eclipse

    It feels like perfect timing, then, to release Ruby Sixpence, The Wedding Whisperer, into the world today. Ruby herself is a guide through times of change – a magical older woman who shows us that endings are never just endings, but doorways to something richer, truer, and more aligned with who we really are.

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  • Why Ruby Sixpence Took Seven Years to Arrive

    Next Sunday is the new moon—and the launch of the new Ruby Sixpence book. This book has taken me seven years to complete, not because it was difficult to write, but because it needed time for deepening. Deepening is when a story, and the characters within it, grow beneath the surface, long after the first…

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  • Where the Fire Lands #4

    In writing Ruby Sixpence, I found my voice again. Not the voice that plays it safe, but the voice that knows stories matter. That women’s stories matter. Especially the ones that begin later in life. To honour the Wiser Older Women, who have lived their lives in the spaces between things. As Ruby has.

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  • Words are a Powerful Form of Magic

    Ruby Sixpence and unexpected magic As I prepare to share the second Ruby Sixpence novel with you, Ruby Sixpence – The Wedding Whisperer – I’ve been reflecting on why I created her in the first place, and why her stories aren’t really about “magic” in the way you might expect. Not the kind that involves…

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WHAT IS G3A?

G3A is a writing, publishing and learning programme for women in their 3rd age to explore their power and discover their own truth through writing and holistic well being


G3A will focus on …

Developing your creativity and joy through writing and journaling with intent!

Honing your instincts and uncovering your intuition for wellbeing.

Breathing yourself calm and creative!  


  • The Price of Wisdom

    And the quiet Alchemy of Aging The poem Wisdom by American poet Sara Teasdale (1884–1933) led me to think about the nature of Wisdom in the expression Wiser Older Women … When I have ceased to break my wingsAgainst the faultiness of things,And learned that compromises waitBehind each hardly opened gate,When I have looked Life…

  • #1: The Woman We Were Always Becoming

    The journey to becoming a WOW begins with a question: What if… the woman we spend our lives searching for is the woman waiting for us in the second half of life? This is the moment many women reach when the roles that once defined them begin to shift — and they find themselves asking:…

  • Why be a WAG when you can be a WOW?

    Not because one is better. But because one is a chapter — and the other is the whole story. It is World Cup season, which means the acronym WAG is back in the spotlight. The Wives and Girlfriends. The women standing on the side-lines, cheering from the stands, often photographed as symbols of glamour, youth,…

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