Month: March 2006

Early on in life I worked out a simple way to categorise the many things in life you have to do: 1) There are things {...}

“You awake darling?” Its the middle of the night and I’ve woken with a raging horn. A soft silent breathing is my response. She’s still {...}

I first heard of the Peter Principle when I was a teen (a mate’s dad had done the illustrations for the book). It struck me {...}

I’m in a morbid mood. Hearing about my friend K has sent my mind on a downward spiral. My father died about two months ago. {...}

I had a disturbing email from a good friend over the weekend. She’d moved to Denver last year as her hubby is from there, and {...}

I’m part of the executive of a large media publisher, sit on the management board, blah di blah. Recently I changed offices back into the {...}

“Daddy?” My princess walks into the kitchen as I wash up after dinner. She is in the midst of her two’s. Big ice blue eyes, {...}

On exiting the shower, “I can’t believe you haven’t called them yet, its been months!” “I’m sorry?” Damn, a post shower tackle, time for a {...}

Had a male bonding moment this weekend. A good mate just turned 50. No riotous hedonistic party for him, no no no, we did a {...}

Being an ‘A’ class personality has its downsides. By the time you’ve poured your energy into your job and your family, and have maintained some {...}