Tilly
Tilly is the only one out and about in the backyard this morning, she flits with great aplomb between the orange and lemon trees, a tactical avoidance behaviour from years of unintentional friendly fire by the feline population out there. She’s chatty. She tells me that
Friends And Benefits
Anne Evans defines benchmarking in her book “Benchmarking – Taking Your Organisation Toward Best Practice” as ‘deciding what is important; understanding how you now do it and how well you do it; and applying what you have learnt in a way that leads to your doing it better than before. Then
Barefoot through Puddles
When I walk barefoot through puddles it’s to remind myself that my life can be simple. Well, perhaps more simple than it is. I’m reminded that
Adrift
Have you ever found yourself wondering why it is that some debris of your life continues to be washed ashore, if not here in this time, then down the beach or round the coastline further? And you know it’s the same because
Libby
There’s a temptation to allow pain (in whatever form) to lead us around by the nose wherever and whenever it pleases. There is also something morbid in the fact that we don’t kick such behaviour in ourselves to the kerb sooner rather than later. I’ve often wondered why that is and
