Aging Disgracefully
It’s always a jolt and a shock when, immersed in playful thought and wondrous imaginings, I pass a mirror and Continue reading
It’s always a jolt and a shock when, immersed in playful thought and wondrous imaginings, I pass a mirror and Continue reading
My Air Kenya flight from Tanzania to Uganda was cancelled, due to all the planes in the Air Kenya fleet Continue reading
Last night “Paddington-the-Brave” saved the world. Again. Thanks to his vociferous efforts, a major planetary disaster was averted and the Continue reading
Despite what some people may think (and despite what I might sometimes like to think) about me, I am not Continue reading
You can make the most wonderful plans, with the most wonderful ideas in the world, but sometimes you just have Continue reading
I once asked my sister how she managed to continue on continuing on. How could she get through a week Continue reading
My late sister dispensed many pearls of wisdom over the years. Sometimes businesslike, usually creative, often hysterically funny, her advice Continue reading
Writing about my sister, Jenny, throughout her birthday month of February, is proving harder than I anticipated. There is just Continue reading
Today my sister, Jennifer, would have turned 47. She died in November, 2006; aged 41 and nine months. Next month Continue reading
They say that whatever you give attention to, grows. We all know that worrying and fretting about things only makes Continue reading
Some days are just easier than others. Days that begin with relinquishing one’s laptop into the realms of suppliers and services for Continue reading
I believe that life constantly offers us opportunities to learn and grow. I also know that people all have different learning Continue reading
Ever since a friend’s mother gave me a big plastic jar of barley leaf supplement that shall remain nameless, I Continue reading
A very wise woman once gave me some advice. It went something like this: “When you find yourself in the Continue reading