Author Archives: Janine Tompkins
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Winter Thoughts from Our Co-Founder
Posted on December 8, 2020 by Janine Tompkins in Covid-19Dear friends I send the warmest winter greetings to everyone at Inside Out. What a bleak and stressful year of it has been for us all. I hope you like me are beginning to feel more hopeful and have a sense of coming through. As we move towards a New Year we trust that before too long […]
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Let there be light – a message from our founder
Posted on November 9, 2020 by Janine Tompkins in Pete's BlogLet there be light – a message from our founder As we enter the dark months of winter and with the shadow of the pandemic still hanging over our lives it would be easy to allow that darkness to envelope our hearts and minds.. We need to bring what light we can into our own […]
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Message from Our Founder- September
Posted on September 22, 2020 by Janine Tompkins in UncategorizedA message from our founder: To feel a sense of belonging to a community is a human need which is very important to us all at the best of times; at times like these when there are restrictions on our social engagement it is doubly important. Having a sense of community evokes, at it’s best, […]
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“Art washes from the soul the dust of everyday life”
Posted on August 14, 2020 by Janine Tompkins in UncategorizedMessage from Our Founder Peter Watkins: Hello dear members and friends of Inside Out Hope you’re all keeping cool during the heatwave. While there is a pause in our on-line activities, do stay creative. I always love that quote of Picasso ‘art washes from the soul the dust of everyday life’ . We […]
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Poetry Soup
Posted on May 4, 2020 by Janine Tompkins in UncategorizedThis past Saturday 25th April was the day Inside Out had planned to hold Poetry Soup our own mini poetry festival; this year the theme was ‘light verse for dark times’. With the emergence of the pandemic and the impact this has had on our lives all the more reason to seek some nourishment & pleasure through poetry. I offer […]
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