I could not feel less like a goddess as I shuffle around tourist destinations in South Australia. We're all tired from Christmas celebrations and the holiday time blur---you know how all the days just merge? But holidays are grand, don't misunderstand. We've had a great few days in our holiday cottage; the last two particularly… Continue reading Holiday Blur
Month: December 2020
Road Trip
Tomorrow morning, Wednesday AEST, we set off for our Christmas adventure in South Australia. After depositing our cat to the vet for boarding, we'll begin our road trip. A billowing breeze behind us and a car filled with suitcases, hidden Father Christmas presents, excited children and me and Hubster. We're breaking up the nine-hour trip… Continue reading Road Trip
Heirlooms and Memories
With her shoulders rounded inwards and her spine curved, Sasha could almost hear her mother's admonishing voice, despite her passing away six months ago. Crystal clear, almost as if they were beside each other: Sasha, sit up straight. Shoulders back, tummy taut, head up. On cue, Sasha followed her mother's advice. But before too long,… Continue reading Heirlooms and Memories
Christmas in the city
Mike is standing on the busy street corner. He looks at shoppers bustling past, arms weighed down with store bags; cringes inwardly as he tries to estimate how much money has been spent. Christmas in the city sucks. In a rush to get away from the madness, Mike strides to the tram stop. More Christmas… Continue reading Christmas in the city
Parkour
'You'll never make it,' I say to Tilde. We're standing on the roof of a building; she's planning to jump to the next one. For the past six months, Tilde and I have been training in parkour. She's pretty adroit, I have to admit but as I look at the chasm between the two buildings,… Continue reading Parkour