Whatever genre I write in, I always write about people plucked out of their comfort zone by a traumatic event that turns their world upside down. The question is always how do they deal with it? Do they crumble? Do they meekly adapt? Or do they find hidden strengths within themselves to take on the trauma and come through?
I’ve said all that before (probably too many times), but as I was wallowing in memories of childhood holidays recently, it suddenly struck me what might have sparked this lifelong interest in how people would react to terrible situations. It was a school trip and, no, nothing traumatic happened to me, other than dropping my purse in a stream. But…

I was twelve, and my high school (I was a first year – I don’t know what that is in new money) organised a trip in the Easter holidays to Switzerland…
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Thanks for sharing this, Judith. xx
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Popping on and offline as quickly as possible, Alex. Trying to find “good stuff!” while I’m there. xx
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Thanks for the share!
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Glad you like Thorne’s posts, Noelle. Sorry for late acknowledgement; I’m not much online at the moment. x
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