If there’s one thing I learned during our enforced lockdown is that the pandemic has skewed my outlook on life and my expectations thwarted...
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I wished a fond farewell to someone who works in the same building and whom I have known for thirteen years. And as I...
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It wasn’t until I reached my mid-fifties; I discovered my lack of patience. No seriously, no patience for opening jam jars, undoing packages, putting...
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It is Friday morning, and I draw breath reflecting on what has been a challenging month. We are a few days into June, and...
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What makes us seek perfection? What is the problem with perfection? Do we need to aim for perfection? The problem with perfection for many...
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The last three weeks have been anything but easy and downright distressing. It started with a phone call from the facilities manager where my...
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This post first appeared on substack on February 12, 2021. I converted to Bullet Journaling in January of this year, it sounds rather like...
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How to spend time We emerge out of January’s darkness like a butterfly from its chrysalis into the new month of February. February from...
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Before the pandemic, there were demands from work, home and family and never enough hours in the day to be still. Finding time to...
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It’s okay to be completely and utterly dull and ordinary if it makes you happy and content. What’s wrong with being ordinary? During the...
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