The dogs were barking wildly inside this morning so I got up to see what they were up to. Continue reading “Fall”
Top and tail
Browsing idly around the local cycle shop last weekend while my husband was buying a bike, looking particularly at the selection of helmets with visors. Continue reading “Top and tail”
Beloved
Our Spoodle Maggie has found some new toys that she loves to play with. Continue reading “Beloved”
In other words
My French teacher has lived in English speaking countries for nearly twenty years, but she retains her French accent and still wouldn’t pass as a native English speaker. Continue reading “In other words”
The eye of the beholder
It’s that damn dress all over again! Continue reading “The eye of the beholder”
Bonjour tristesse
My french lessons have all been about very serious topics lately, verging on grim. Continue reading “Bonjour tristesse”
Come on, cheer up!
Not sure if you’ve been aware of the storm in a teacup that was the Australian of the year reception at the Australian parliament this week? Continue reading “Come on, cheer up!”
I wanna be adored
True love Continue reading “I wanna be adored”
Capital
One of my favourite genres of book is the murder mystery, particularly from the “Golden Age” of detective fiction, 1920 – 1939.
Grass
I mentioned in my work newsletter editorial the other week that one of the ICU nurses had been a bit rude and dismissive when I handed over a post op neurosurgical patient.