Gritty sh*tty

I have been in a VERY bad mood this week. Ferocious. I’ve mainly kept it in check, but it’s escaped a few times … like at the bus stop last night when I ripped into two people for queue jumping. The first jumper was a Scandinavian who pleaded ignorance to the meaning of the word... Continue Reading →

Choices needed to be made

I am a planner. I know where I am going on holidays in 2027. And it’s been booked. DD is not a planner. He only knows where he's going on holidays in 2027 because I wouldn't stop hassling him until he agreed. In my younger days I was also a meal planner. I would pore... Continue Reading →

The chaotic friend

I dashed into my hairdresser’s salon a few days ago and threw myself into the chair. My hairdresser asked how I'd been. I asked if he'd watched comedian Tanya Hennessey's chaotic friend videos because that's what the next few minutes were about to be like. I suggested he strap himself in ... And I launched... Continue Reading →

We couldn’t save it

As the world is far too small ... I now live two blocks from where I went to marriage counselling. When I was going to marriage counselling we lived a few suburbs away. I would furtively dash in, hoping no one would recognise me and guess where I was going. My crumbling marriage felt like... Continue Reading →

Major delays

How about that fog in Sydney yesterday, eh? It covered the city basin and was so thick it caused ferry services to be delayed or cancelled, flights to be diverted and created hazardous conditions for motorists. Visibility was reduced to as little as 200 metres. Did you see the crazy pics, like the one above... Continue Reading →

Minor drama queen

Travel is a surreal beast. You start the day eating laksa for breakfast in balmy Darwin and finish it with a flat car battery at cold, rainy Sydney Airport … Noooo! Dammit. But let me go back to the carefree beginning. We woke on Saturday to the most unexpected Darwin weather - a gentle breeze... Continue Reading →

So many wonders

It feels like a lifetime ago that I set off on my final zodiac expedition in the Kimberley. But it was only four days ago that we travelled 14km up the King George River to see its famed falls. We set off just after dawn and the magic unfolded from the moment we reached the... Continue Reading →

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