After nearly half a lifetime living away from her home country in the UK, Shirley decided it was finally time to go home
Hot tips for a successful return home with ‘Shirley from Sheffield’ Read More »
The World Inequality Report 2022 was released, and while none of us are surprised by this information – why would we be?
The World Inequality Report 2022 is out, unsurprising and alarming Read More »
It’s International Day of the Girl Child 2021. If you want to know why this is important, here is a link to UNICEF, the UN, and
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Have you read Dawn French’s “Dear Fatty” yet? This is a beautiful, hopeful, lovely and sweet book, by a woman who is obviously beautiful, hopeful, lovely and sweet.
Cracking Yarns… “Dear Fatty” Read More »
I stopped buying women’s magazines when I was a teenager, because they made me feel like shit about myself and I thought, why read them?
Well I bought a Woman’s Day, so…. Read More »
But there was a good reason: it has an exclusive interview with Lindy Chamberlain on the 30th anniversary of Azaria’s death
Azaria Chamberlain – 30 years on Read More »
Being a voracious reader, I love getting recommendations for good books. One recent recommendation was from my great mate Anna, who suggested I’d like ‘Mama Mia’ by Mia Freedman.
Great Yarns – ‘Mama Mia’ by Mia Freedman Read More »
You’ve probably read “Eat, Pray, Love” by Elizabeth Gilbert – it was a sensation around the globe for good reason, and I loved it because
Great Yarns – “Committed” by Elizabeth Gilbert Read More »
I had the pleasure of attending my Grandma’s 100th birthday recently. Pretty amazing stuff living that long I reckon and she’s remarkable
Grandma’s 100th Birthday Read More »
