A mother and daughter. The mother is radicalized first.
Every story is individual. This is the story of one woman, as told by her daughter. It starts: She felt Britain had abandoned her. Tommy Robinson changed her life.
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Elsa's Quest. WHAT NEXT? I know what's next.
I know what’s next. I am making a commitment to something I’ve written, A STORY. The commitment: I will put it into book form and also audio form. Another part of the commitment: to take you along.
A STORY. ALL THE CHAPTERS
Like every story, A STORY has a beginning.
Elsa's Quest - The Story Below the Story. FROM EPHEMERAL TO ETERNAL.
A butterfly flies by. Ephemeral beauty. How does one move from ephemeral to eternal? Is there any way?
Elsa's Quest - The Story. Chapter 26 - Escape From Alcatraz.
There’s a strong beat pounding inside me. On top of the beat are the words, Escape from Alcatraz.
Elsa's Quest - The Story. Chapter 25 - 3 Words. Escape from Alcatraz.
I turn and look back. Over half a century of not giving up. So many efforts. What comes to mind are the words: Escape from Alcatraz.
Elsa's Quest - The Story. Chapter 24 - Next. Almost Giving Up.
Who Will Help Me with My Spark? Do I stay with that kind of mood? We're supposed to find out how to shine like a star. In my experience, it's often different.
Elsa's Quest - The Story. Chapter 23 - Who WIll Help Me with My Spark?
A friend died maybe 10 years ago. Of colon cancer. 6 years before, she had left all her paintings, the work of a lifetime, on the curb. Her new partner did not like the colors. He certainly did not help her with her spark.
Elsa's Quest - The Story. Chapter 22 - Where Is My Match?
A match. You light it. It lights a candle. It lights the fire in the wood stove. No match. No fire. Quite some difference in a life.
Elsa's Quest - The Story. Chapter 21 - Where Is My Match? Plus a clip from Beethoven.
I was going to go with I Give Up ... Almost. But another piece kept coming to mind: Where Is My Match? Plus a friend sent a clip from Beethoven. Life is not a straight line.