Hope | Healing | Humour
Welcome To My Pub!
Grab a drink, put your feet up, and enjoy a break!

Side note: Hmm, kind of funny. One of the things I love most about living in England is going to the pub. It’s not the wine — well, yes, I do love wine — but it’s these beautiful hundreds-of-years-old buildings. It’s the atmosphere. The creaky floors…the wrought-iron window latches…the huge, stone fireplaces.
You can take your kids to the pub, and your dogs. There are often dog treats in a jar on the bar. It’s like going to a friend’s house where everyone gathers for a laugh and a chat…much like being here on Medium, where I’ve found a home, friends, and family…
There’s nothing like old English pubs where I grew up in Western Canada. Attempts at reproductions fail miserably; you can’t cram hundreds of years of energy and history in the wood, brick and stone into modern buildings.
Since I first moved here many years ago, I’ve thought about how much I’d love to have a pub. Well…the Universe works in mysterious ways, and now I have one of my own! Yay!
Ahhh, don’t you love the photo above? It has such peaceful, healing, tranquil energy…clean, fresh, and light…rosemary, sage, thyme…just need some parsley and we’ve got a fabulous Simon and Garfunkel tune happening!
It reminds me of the secluded garden I had in my beautiful old stone cottage in rural Northamptonshire. We took out the entire lawn and planted only herbs, the odd rose bush or other flowering shrubs, and a lot of climbing deliciousness like ivy for the lattice fence etc.
It was the perfect place for solitude and peace, listening to a few happy birds, feeling grounded by the enduring strength of Mother Earth.
This pub is a place of rest, healing, rejuvenation. It’s a place of joy, peace and enlightenment.
It’s a place for you to laugh yourself silly and to disappear in dreams, imagination, and believing in what’s possible.
It’s a place for you to be entertained, inspired, and happy.
My mother used to tell me to leave a room better than I found it. So I’m doing a version of that here. I’ve built this pub in hopes that you’ll leave here feeling better than when you arrived.
Whatever your struggles, challenges and fears are, leave them behind for a while. Read stuff. Cry-in-the-good-way a little. And giggle a lot.
This is a magical place of hope, healing and humour. And I’m so glad you came.
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