My first book was bad, but it doesn't matter because it turned out to be valuable in other ways. Here's why...
The Salt Path by Raynor Winn
This true story sheds light on how your home is deeply connected to your sense of self and wrestles with some uncomfortable questions around home and homelessness.
The trouble with ‘going home’
Is it possible for home to be in two different places at the same time? I think if you ask most people who moved from one country to another, the answer would be 'yes'. Perhaps my struggle to define home isn't that strange considering how life is in constant flux for many young people who are moving to between jobs, cities and countries.
Explore Prague at Night
Prague is a beautiful city and a top choice for many visitors as it offers a variety of sites and attractions at relatively reasonable prices. Unfortunately, if you're visiting in high season you have to face the jostling crowds. Although there will always be lots of people about, we found that exploring the city centre at night not only meant less camera wielding tourists, but it also gave us a chance to experience Prague's dream-like atmosphere. Here's why it's worth exploring Prague at night.
Dreams, Dirt and Personal Growth
We all have dreams about the life we think we’ll lead and the person we hope to become, but sometimes life throws a fantastic curve ball your way and you grow into the person you were always meant to be. This is the story of how a fabulous corporate girl turned into a go-getter, hands-dirty, full-time mom, with an enormous vegetable garden and a big heart.
Spring Reading List: Read outside your comfort zone
A fresh spring reading list that will inspire you to read something a little out of your comfort zone.
life lessons (from your 20’s)
1 April 2019. Today I'm celebrating my 30th birthday! So, I wrote a little something to capture all the valuable life lessons I've learnt during my 20's. Perhaps you can relate...
Fall in love with Cassis
It was in dreamy Cassis, a town nestled between mountains on the Azure Coast, where the meaning of true love was revealed to me.
Pictures & Poems – When sisters collaborate
My sister’s an extremely talented artist and I’ve always admired her ability to catch a moment or emotion with her art. We’d been talking about collaborating on a project, so I sent her some poems and she worked on illustrations to accompany them. Her illustrations developed and shaped the stories in a completely new way, which allowed me to reduce the poems to their bare essence.
The Colours of Budapest
Budapest swept me off my feet with its charm and character. Autumn trees, stunning architecture, sunsets, food and city lights: this colourful city was so spectacular, the experience felt slightly surreal.
