Sunday life: a cup of tea with Edward do Bono (tell me your take on this one…!)
This week I meet Edward de Bono, the world’s most well-known thinker. So, it’s arranged we meet at an outdoor swimming pool on Friday morning.
This week I meet Edward de Bono, the world’s most well-known thinker. So, it’s arranged we meet at an outdoor swimming pool on Friday morning.
Mike’s his name. This is what he does: he calls all of us (his six kids and various partners) to get an update on our
If you were stranded, or homeless, or if the house burnt down, what’s the one thing you’d keep? It’s a great question. It’s a question
“Beware the banality of a busy life.” –Socrates And a pretty Autumnal picture, just because. But a few more words from me: Right now I’m
I don’t usually comment on nasty stuff in the media. It’s usually best left to fester without further stoking. But I feel compelled this time.
One of you is heavier than the other, so your bed sinks to one side. What to do? 1. The New York Times Opinionator blog
I just found this great little widget, developed by Slate, that – in a press of a button – can determine how conservative your online
A few weeks back Fully Sick Rapper Christiaan van Vuuren and I chatted via email about his 106 days in hospital quarantine. And how boredom,
* this post has been updated This week I don’t drink bottled water (actually, I haven’t drunk the stuff for several years, but I’m kinda
This is an innovative use of something outdated and slightly crapp-ola (a lolly machine) transformed into something clever and randomly good (garden bombs). I saw