PinnedWha's Like Us - HUG Creative ProjectWha’s Like Us — Four Words for StigmaThis was the very first exercise we carried out as a group. Sue asked for “four words for stigma” and of course some people did that —…May 17, 2022May 17, 2022
Wha's Like Us - HUG Creative ProjectSqueaky Bed — John AdamsonI have some beautifully bad memories, I do Hope you’re okay, pretending that you’re okay Never to know what interest looks like, from From…Jun 7, 2022Jun 7, 2022
Wha's Like Us - HUG Creative ProjectIn Dreams — John AdamsonIn dreams In sudden dreams In screams In sudden screams Save me? Not Likely Is it ever like me? Not LikelyJun 7, 2022Jun 7, 2022
Wha's Like Us - HUG Creative ProjectDroned — John AdamsonI’m far too old to give a fuck about anything, really Eager, halfway between sea and heaven Held, gently, gingerly You’re okay now…Jun 7, 2022Jun 7, 2022
Wha's Like Us - HUG Creative ProjectWriting for the hell of it — June 1st 2022This workshop followed on from the Tutored session with the wonderful Cynthia Rogerson who has long been a great friend to HUG. It was…Jun 4, 2022Jun 4, 2022
Wha's Like Us - HUG Creative ProjectATTEMPTS AT BEING RIB TICKLING AND HOW THEY ALWAYS SEEM TO END — Michelle Vroon1: I have just finished telling someone something I find funny and watch them gauge whether to laugh or not because they’re not sure if…Jun 4, 2022Jun 4, 2022
Wha's Like Us - HUG Creative ProjectI am a Scots Pine — Michelle VroonThis piece was written by Michele as part of a session led by our lovely member and colleague — Joanna Kerr. She asked us to image that we…Jun 4, 2022Jun 4, 2022
Wha's Like Us - HUG Creative ProjectSarajevo — Sue LyonsWe did an exercise recently which is about not being too “precious” about our work and letting it go. You’ll see some of the work we…Jun 4, 2022Jun 4, 2022
Wha's Like Us - HUG Creative Projectby Alan BithellThe postie shoved a slightly soggy brown envelope through my door. Somniac. Mr I.N. Read the first line through the rain splotched…Jun 4, 20221Jun 4, 20221
Wha's Like Us - HUG Creative ProjectTHERE WHERE THE PAIN FELT MOST COMFORTABLE — Michelle VroonFor yearsJun 4, 2022Jun 4, 2022
