Here I am, DJ. The ghost in the machine.
When I was young I used to lie on the grass under the shade of the mimosa tree and dip my toes in the pool. When I returned to this pool some twenty years later I found it derelict and all the water evaporated. This is how we are tricked by time...
The journey from A to B through all points in between
I was born in Addis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia in 1971. I now live and work in Ballsbridge, a suburb of Dublin
Between A and B I have lived in Malawi, Lesotho, Cameroon, Caistor and Birmingham.There are probably other places too, but they don't spirng to mind. This is how we are tricked by memory...
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