Author archive for Adelaide

And then some. In my previous post I told my story. That was my making. Who I am today.   …

I remember describing the worst summer of my life also being the best summer of my life. I’d returned home…

‘Even a stopped clock tells the right time twice a day’, a favourite line from that cult movie (Withnail and…

How often do you get taken aback by someone? A few weeks ago, life was slightly more hectic than normal:…

‘If you do it for love, the money comes anyway.’ I’d jotted this phrase in my ‘happy’ notebook, the place…

When a friend referred to me as the ‘HR Bitch’ some years ago I laughed. I would occasionally divulge stories…

One of the challenges of working remotely and continuously being cooped up in the confines of our homes during 2020…

Wow! Thank you for all who participated in this morning’s motivational session, where we delved into relationships and focused on…

I recognised my need to separate work and home a couple of years ago and had invested in a cabin in the garden.

When my son returned from university in March, way earlier than expected, he transformed my cabin into an architectural studio, the space became a hub of creativity with models and A1 drawings. The uncertainty of his future at Uni due to COViD meant until he was settled into his 2nd year, I didn’t want to encroach on my garden office.