Did you read this story?
Anne Naysmith, ex Royal College of Music, lived her life on the edge of society
So many questions I’d like to ask Anne.
Why would an obviously gifted woman choose a life on the edge?
Living in a car (or on a railway embankment) must have been tough and uncomfortable. What words could’ve persuaded her to come back to ‘normal’ life?
What is ‘normal’ life, anyway?
Why did she prefer her own new world?
How many other people end up living lives like this?
Leaving things they love behind (deliberately, unintentionally, sadly?), and proceeding to go through a new, pared-down kind of life.
Makes you think.
the crone 