Monthly Archives: February 2022

I have a long-standing fascination with Britain during WWII and the decade afterwards. I’m not sure where it began; perhaps with my parents’ memories of post-war expat life in London, or old movies like Mrs Miniver, or the novels of … Continue reading →

Resonate. Now, there’s a word. I Didn’t Do the Thing Today: On Letting Go of Productivity Guilt rang so many bells for me I’m still hearing them. Madeleine Dore begins: While I don’t know the particular shape your days take, … Continue reading →

January’s been a good month for reading. Hot weather, a holiday… An Extra Pair of Hands Kate Mosse I’ve reviewed in these pages – moving and with our current aged care distasters continuing to unfold, lots to think about. Gift … Continue reading →