Hot tips for a successful return home with ‘Shirley from Sheffield’
After nearly half a lifetime living away from her home country in the UK, Shirley decided it was finally time to go home
Women I admire
The World Inequality Report 2022 is out, unsurprising and alarming
The World Inequality Report 2022 was released, and while none of us are surprised by this information – why would we be?
Why International Day of the Girl Child is so important
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
Cracking Yarns… “Dear Fatty”
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.
Well I bought a Woman’s Day, so….
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?
Azaria Chamberlain – 30 years on
But there was a good reason: it has an exclusive interview with Lindy Chamberlain on the 30th anniversary of Azaria’s death
Great Yarns – ‘Mama Mia’ by Mia Freedman
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 – “Committed” by Elizabeth Gilbert
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
Grandma’s 100th Birthday
I had the pleasure of attending my Grandma’s 100th birthday recently. Pretty amazing stuff living that long I reckon and she’s remarkable