Sara’s Seven Decades.


Sara’s First Decade.

I was born on October 6th, 1954, just after midnight. My mother had gone into labor on the Wednesday before and had apparently said, “Thank God she’s not going to be a Wednesday’s child, because Wednesday’s child is full of woe.” Well, I waited until just after midnight on Wednesday to be born anyway. Looking back, I can smile at that now, because yes, there has certainly been some woe in my life, but whether we can blame Wednesday for it is another matter altogether.

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Sara’s Second Decade.

As I turned ten, life still carried a sense of comfort and familiarity. My father was alive, and we were living in a beautiful home in Louth, England—surrounded by gardens, open space, and a rhythm that felt secure, even though I was away at boarding school for much of the time. Coming home brought a sense of grounding, of knowing where I belonged. But everything changed at eleven. My father suffered another heart attack, and this time, he didn’t recover.

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Sara’s Third Decade.

I thought I would take a tiny look back on my seven decades, and revisit the memories.

Age 20 – Stepping Into the World. The Decade 20–30: The Years That Made Me

There are decades in our lives that quietly pass…
and then there are decades that shape us.

My twenties were not a gentle unfolding.
They were a leap—into the unknown, into the world, and into myself.

At twenty, I didn’t step out with a clear plan or a mapped-out future.
I stepped out with curiosity… with openness… and with a heart that believed in humanity.

And that, as I would come to learn, was both my gift… and my lesson.

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