122 – Endings and beginnings
Now let us welcome the New Year, Full of things that have never been. — Rainer Maria Rilke Making gnocchi was a great thing to do on the …
Now let us welcome the New Year, Full of things that have never been. — Rainer Maria Rilke Making gnocchi was a great thing to do on the …
New year’s eve. The kids are out playing with sparklers and glo-tubes and at being adults and at being kids and all at once and …
Tomorrow is the last day of the first decade of the 2000s – or the “noughties” as they have commonly been referred to. This seems …
High above Wellington, nestled in the wild, mist covered Karori hills, an isolated monastery is still continuing a number of age-old traditions. In the last …
Anyone that knows me would tell you that I don’t drink very much alcohol. My favourite wine has always been red wine but for some …
I like the punga – the tree fern – that lives on the no-man’s land between us and our neighbour. It could be growing on …
Sometimes I feel like a fish out of water. It is a feeling that sets off alarm bells for me. Sometimes this feeling can niggle …
I have a really torrid relationship with Agapanthus. At times it feels very personal and twisted. I love the flower buds, and the young flowers, …
My parents, who, by the way, have been married for 56 years, came to this country as newlyweds to create a life for themselves and …
I’ve always thought with relationships, that it’s more about what you bring to the table than what you’re going to get from it. It’s very …
Monthly Archives: December 2009