Stories from the journey home
It was raining in London today. I trudged along its wet streets to post some birthday gifts for family back in Australia and New York. When I came home sodden
On the top of my “must read” list is this book — Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel. It’s been recommended by a lot of friends, but the length of the
Right in the middle of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh is this monument. It’s a statue of Scottish economist Adam Smith, also known as the father of capitalism. I remember
Via the old Daily Post Photo Challenge #161: Theshold
Edinburgh street life. He was playing his heart out on a beautiful sunny Scottish day at the start of the Royal Mile. In a photo specifically for this challenge Cheri
Sitting under a tree in Central Park, New York. It is an old memory. The city was so overwhelming. I just needed some time to pause and reflect. I didn’t
So much of life happens on the inside. Or so an old Daily Post Photo Challenge post tells me. This is our boy. Inside our home on a bright sunny
It was a glorious London day. Our son and I made our way to the Tate Modern to see an exhibition of Rodin’s plaster models. His rough drafts so to
Looking up at a tree in full bloom on our street. The old Daily Post Photo Challenge from 7 March 2014 was on perspective. There were some interesting tips there
When was the last time you cried tears of joy? I don’t mean pretty delicate movie tears that trickle down our cheeks. But snot snivelled ugly cried because something moved
For Debbie’s One Word Sunday
The image was taken on our last trip to New York. Westfield looked like a giant cathedral built in worship of shopping. For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
