I have this sinking feeling that it’s going to be a Temu Christmas.
Rather than the gift that keeps on giving, it’s the free gifts that never stop.
Temu is an online variety store where you can buy multiples of everything when you don't even need one.
Read MoreBut perhaps that’s a very old way of thinking, ingrained thought patterns that harken back to a different era, yet they still drive our decision-making out of respect to our forebears. Many of us (not me) are the children of baby boomers. We are Generation X (1965-1980), and our parents, if you’re still lucky enough to have them both, are Baby Boomers I (1946-1954), Baby Boomers II (1955-1964).
Read MoreThere was a concert featuring ageing rockers, which I felt compelled to attend.
The calling was tempered by the cost of tickets, flights, and accommodation yet the desire to attend despite these impediments, that might have stifled a rational brain, were set aside and a decision was made in favour of attendance.
Read MoreHumour continues to have its place, fostering a positive culture and promoting feelings of trust and connection, which are crucial for productivity.
Many workplaces and sites have placed limits on working from home, a hangover post the virus period.
Read MoreTo explain the heat of the day, I fed water to a parched blue tongue lizard straight from the bottle!
Our party thought the situation brilliant, comical in fact, but there were others who were worried.
The train was full of passengers from Europe and Asia and visitors like us who had chosen to leave an island to visit another.
The locomotive had seen tougher days, but it had also seen better days.
Read MoreSometimes the simplest of tasks makes you think.
Last week I had a conversation with friends about left and right - from an orientationally and directional point of view.
I was left flummoxed as intelligent adults explained their difficulties and the strategies they use to assist.
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