AFRIKAH-KAH-KAH!
The sound of a tent being unzipped is the same the world over. I could be in North Wales or Cornwall, Devon or Gloucestershire. I could even be in Broken … Continue reading
A pudding is off to the Palace!
In the flurry of last minute packing I’d almost forgotten they were due to arrive. Even the sight of a familiar red parcel, left at the front door the day … Continue reading
Don’t expect the bull not to chase you
I’ve learnt a lot in the past few weeks, from old friends, from new friends and from strangers I might one day call friends. A visit to Maitland library took … Continue reading
Please read this
It’s not often I read a book and instantly recommend it to everyone, but this year’s Man Booker prize winner – The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Tasmanian … Continue reading
I’m a big fat liar
I should be running through the house with my pants on fire*. My lovely niece wrote to me several days ago about the small garden at the back of her … Continue reading
Women we love
Thousands of people lined the streets of Sydney this week to farewell the extraordinary Dame Marie Bashir as she retired from her position as Governor of New South Wales after … Continue reading
Strawberries in the Desert 
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