July 2019
I am still surprised how much his death bothered me…
March 2015
Tomorrow will be a week that Sir Terry Pratchett has taken Deaths arm and left this universe.
Even though, I loved his books and admired his fight against Alzheimer’s and for a change in the law about assisted suicide I am surprised how much his passing has affected me.
I read Neil Gaiman’s article in The Guardian about his friend Terry Pratchett in which he said that Pratchett was not a jolly old elf but an angry man. However, Pratchett had the ability to use the energy of this anger to fuel his creativity and his charity work.
That made me think a lot, and I felt: I would love to do that!
How much could I write and create if I’d be able to do that transformation of anger, fear and pain into creativity? Maybe that is what his passing was meant to teach me.
Transformation
burning
shaking
raging
ANGER
writing
dancing
painting
CREATIVITY
the-bee-writes.com 
I think, it is important to try to get the anger out. But I also find, that it needs to get out in a decent way, not to hurt others.
If you are able to transform this energy, it would be great for you, Bee.
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You are absolutely right. There are positive ways and I think I do without realising. Sending you a Sunday hug 😚🙋♀️🐝
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Thank you Bee and a huge hug for you too 🙂
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😊😚🙋♀️🐝
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