Friday Reflection: How pandemics make us consider our mortality
Dianne Motton remembers how a conversation about Ebola has now become a reality.
Comfort food faves: Chip sandwiches, stewed fruit and tomato soup
Bliss: Disneyland on the telly and a bowl of tomato soup on your lap.
A convict in the cupboard
When investigating Dianne Motton's family tree, she hoped for an interesting find.
Friday Reflection: Planning for a grey future
Dianne Motton considers why there is such hostility towards moving into aged care.
Are school kids these days just a little bit lazy?
Do you remember the pleasure of dawdling home after school?
Pondering love letter etiquette
Have you kept love letters from a former beau? Should you have?
‘I have embarked on a journey, and I don’t know the destination’
Dianne Motton dips her toes into the waters of retirement.
The appalling role models influencing younger generations
Dianne Motton wonders what damage social media 'influencers' are doing to the young.
Travel does at times confront us and make us squirm
Dianne Motton shares a confronting travel tale.
Films and books that changed your life
The other day on the radio an announcer asked the audience for the film that had changed their
Retail therapy post COVID
With the to-do list of household chores knocked over during lockdown, what now?
Life (almost) captured on Saigon streets
Saigon: a feast for the soul, a sensory overload of sights, smells and noise.
