Wealth Inequality
In my last post, I wrote about some of the challenges December brings. The issues I spoke of are ones which affect me directly. This
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May
“May is the month of expectation, the month of wishes, the month of hope.” ~ Emily Brontë
December
It’s almost December, which for many people heralds the approach of Christmas. A time for celebration, but one which also brings stress for many. Pressure
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A Friend In Deed – A Review
I reviewed G D Harper’s ‘Silent Money‘ last month, and was delighted to be invited onto Rachel’s book tour for ‘A Friend In Deed’, by
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Questions
Humans are, by nature, inquisitive creatures. Even before we are old enough to ask “why?”, we seek to learn and to understand from others. As
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Home Alone Harry – A Review
A book for a younger audience is presented here in the latest review. Home Alone Harry appealed to me both as a parent, and a
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National Stress Awareness Day
The first Wednesday of every November is National Stress Awareness Day. Which this year falls on 6 November. Stress is something which we all encounter.
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Night Draws In
As autumn progresses, mornings are often accompanied by dew and fog. At the other end of the day, the evening light disperses earlier, as night
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Charles and Ada – A Review
History of maths was one of my favourite elements when I studied mathematics. I had no hesitation therefore in taking the opportunity to review Charles
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Silent Money – Review
We’re going back in time a little way for today’s book review, to Glasgow, 1972. Michael Mitchell is ambitious, talented and determined to succeed. But
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Communicating Art
On a recent trip to a local coffee house, I found myself admiring a large painting which took up much of one of the walls.
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