12 September 2020Uncategorized When in doubt, garden There is something incredibly cathartic about the acts of planting and caring for plants. For me, it was a seminal moment when […]
9 September 2020Uncategorized Chinese presents A new Chinese proverb could read, “Beware Chinese sending fake gifts”. Chris received a present in the mail from China this week. […]
5 September 2020Uncategorized The case for artisan bakeries So, with the New Zealand government throwing money right, left and centre (or possibly more left and centre) preparatory to elections, I […]
2 September 2020Uncategorized Roll (role) of an earring My earring turned up in the washing machine. Chris found it in there, many weeks after I lost it, which was somewhat […]
29 August 2020Uncategorized Evidence or experience? A discussion that got a little out-of-hand at my book club prompted me to think about how we make decisions regarding ‘conventional’ […]
22 August 2020Uncategorized Vaccine races Vaccines are coming up to the top of everyone’s minds again as we contemplate the length of the COVID-19 road ahead – […]
19 August 2020Uncategorized Where’s the humanity? If you were hoping for a run-down on vaccines you will have to wait a little while longer as I am going […]
15 August 2020Uncategorized Circles or spirals? I am feeling like we have headed back around a loop, with the return to Level 3 Alert in Auckland and Level […]
12 August 2020Uncategorized Damn… When dawn broke this morning I wished I hadn’t looked at my phone as I plugged it in last night. If I […]
8 August 2020Uncategorized Contrasts Sitting in a café in Sumner, Christchurch, reminds me how much I like contrasts. Sumner and Gibbston are quite different in a […]