Every one of us is living a unique life, experienced from the perspective of the inescapable subject. It’s impossible for anyone to know the subjective experience of another. We can only reveal and share our unique perspectives through stories and the other expressive arts.
My working life was spent, one to one, every day, listening to patients’ stories. I have a real penchant for stories, and through this blog, and my podcast, “More Good Days”, I try to share some of my experiences and perspectives with others.
But I also have a passion for photography, and for visual art. I post a lot of my photos on different sites, not least, here, but also, in recent years, on Bluesky where you can find me @bobleckridge.bsky.social
Additionally, I love music, listening to music. I have a significant vinyl collection, most of which is over forty years old, but I also share songs I stumble across with friends using both Spotify and messaging apps.
How about you?
How do you get to know the inner lives of others, and what are your preferred ways, or paths, of sharing your own uniqueness?
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